Best movies on Prime Video (Colombie) : our Top 20
At Stream Tracker, we’ve put together a concise selection of the best Colombian films currently available on Prime Video. We focus on titles that illustrate the range of Colombian cinema — from intimate dramas and social realist works to inventive genre pieces — so you can get a clear sense of the country’s storytellers and themes. For each film we note what makes it notable, provide a brief synopsis, and confirm how it’s offered on Prime Video to help you decide what to watch next.
Updated on 02/06/2026
2022 · Laura Mora
Rá, Culebro, Sere, Winny and Nano—five boys surviving on the streets of Medellín—form an unruly little court with no realm, no laws and no family ties. Driven by a shared dream of a promised land, they set out together on a reckless odyssey. The film unfolds as a subversive fable, following this wild yet tender clan as their days blur between harsh reality and feverish imagination. It’s a voyage that goes nowhere in particular and yet becomes everything, a chaotic, poignant journey where hope, danger and small acts of grace collide.
With Carlos Andres Castañeda, Brahian Acevedo, Davinson Florez, Cristian Campaña, Cristian David and Luis Eduardo Benjumea
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2015 · Patricia Riggen
A squad of elite female operatives representing the American, British, Chinese, Colombian and German intelligence services must join forces to prevent a clandestine organization from obtaining a lethal weapon capable of plunging the world into chaos. United by necessity rather than trust, they race against time to stop the arms transfer before global order unravels.
With Antonio Banderas, Rodrigo Santoro, Kate del Castillo, Juliette Binoche, James Brolin, Lou Diamond Phillips and Cote de Pablo
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2023 · Franck Gastambide
Desperate to pull his little brother out of the hands of the ruthless Medellín cartel, Reda concocts a wild, high-stakes plan: assemble a mismatched team and mount a daring incursion into Colombia. What begins as a desperate rescue quickly spirals when he crosses the line and kidnaps the cartel boss’s son to use as a bargaining chip — a move that ignites a violent chain of events and forces everyone involved to confront the cost of obsession and revenge.
With Franck Gastambide, Ramzy Bedia, Anouar Toubali, Rachid Guellaz, Saïdou Camara, Brahim Bouhlel and Ragnar Le Breton