After an extensive voting process, the Colombian film was nominated to participate in the 37th edition of the Awards, to be presented on February 11th, 2023.

The film, directed by Andrés Ramírez Pulido, was chosen among more than 10 films by the Colombian Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The vote was held with the active members of the Academy's 16 different specialties on September 8th and 9th. 

Other films on the shortlist were the recent premieres of "Amparo", "La ciudad de las fieras" and "El árbol rojo".

Prior to its premiere in Colombia, "La Jauría" has won several international recognitions in 2022, including the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival's Critics' Week and selections at the Toronto, San Sebastian, Busan, and Biarritz Film Festivals.

"La Jauría" is a co-production of the Colombian company Valiente Gracia and the French company Alta Rocca Films, and was the beneficiary of a stimulus from the Film Development Fund (FDC) in the Screenwriting category during its production stage.

According to Screen Daily, "the film mixes a powerful atmosphere with elements of thriller and classic tragedy" during its 86-minute running time.

"La Jauría" tells the story of a group of young people in social rehabilitation, through a unique group therapy and strenuous work, in a farm in the middle of the Colombian jungle, where humidity and suffocating heat give a claustrophobic tone, contrary to the hope they came looking for.