"La vendedora de rosas" is a Colombian film released in 1998, directed by Victor Gaviria. The story follows a young girl named María, who sells roses on the streets of Medellín to support herself and her family. The film highlights the struggles of street children and the harsh realities of life in urban environments. The narrative is inspired by the true story of a real-life street vendor and aims to raise awareness about poverty and social issues. Through María's journey, the film explores themes of hope, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams despite overwhelming challenges.