Dear Gentlemen

Colombia, 1954. As the nation moves in an unsteady way on a fragile line between dictatorship and constitutional reform, Esmeralda Arboleda—a fearless lawyer and relentless advocate for gender equality—does the unthinkable. She becomes the first woman to address an all-male Congress to demand basic justice, sparking a fierce public debate over women's suffrage. Flanked by five equally determined women, Esmeralda unleashes an unprecedented political storm, weaponizing intellect, wit, and vision to disrupt a system meticulously designed to keep them silent. Rich with emotional depth and sharp political urgency, Dear Gentlemen uncovers a vital, buried chapter of historical resistance that echoes into the present day.