It All Started At the End is the story of a Colombian artist collective for whom movies were both a means and an end; something very serious that could be at the service of the game, the party, or the celebration of the senses or transgression. A group of cinephiles headed by Luis Ospina, Andrés Caicedo and Carlos Mayolo, who, in the middle of the unbridled rumba and the historical chaos of the 70s and 80s, managed to produce a set of cinematographic works fundamental to the history of Colombian cinema. The film is a testimony to the love of cinema, life, and friendship.