I Love Peru

Driven by a relentless urge to prove himself, a quirky actor walks away from the people who stand closest to him. Left to face his own uncertainties, he encounters a troubling vision that unsettles his certainty about success. Instead of hiding, he sets off toward Peru, hoping to untangle the noise in his head. What follows blends comedy, drama and a hint of adventure as he encounters new landscapes, oddball encounters, and moments of painful honesty. The pursuit of achievement becomes a test of loyalty and self restraint, forcing him to weigh his ambitions against the bonds he has left behind. The film mirrors the clash between showmanship and authenticity without giving away the ending. The tone shifts with wit.

Directed by Raphaël Quenard and Hugo David, the film fuses comedy drama and adventure in a fresh collaboration between the two performers. Quenard also headlines as Raphaël, with Anaïde Rozam and José Garcia voicing The Condor in this project today.

Box office data for I Love Peru has not been publicly released. With a limited festival and streaming rollout, there are no widely reported worldwide gross figures at this time. Industry trackers have not listed a figure publicly for distribution.

Awards information for this title isn't listed, which suggests it has not garnered major nominations yet. It's clear from early chatter that the film's playful tone and strong performances could win festival attention, but no formal accolades are recorded so far. Festival programmers may spot a quiet critique of fame.

Reception is likely to hinge on how the film balances humor with sharp introspection. The clash of ambition with friendship drives the drama while Peru's vivid settings provide color and texture. The performances from Quenard and David, alongside Anaïde Rozam, anchor the film's wry observation of fame and whimsy overall.