The Supreme Uneasiness: Incessant Portrait of Fernando Vallejo was released on August 6, 2003.

The Supreme Uneasiness: Incessant Portrait of Fernando Vallejo was directed by Luis Ospina.

The Supreme Uneasiness: Incessant Portrait of Fernando Vallejo has a runtime of 90m.

Freely expressing his loves and hates, controversial Colombian and openly gay writer Fernando Vallejo (living in Mexico) breaks with an ingrained literary tradition: that of the omniscient writer who sees and knows everything. The film covers his literary output and his many interests: film, music, science, and politics. Made with the full support and participation of the author, it provides a portrait of one of the best Spanish-language writers.

The key characters in The Supreme Uneasiness: Incessant Portrait of Fernando Vallejo are Self (Fernando Vallejo), Self (Antonio Caballero), Self (Carlos Monsiváis).

The Supreme Uneasiness: Incessant Portrait of Fernando Vallejo is a Documentary film.

The Supreme Uneasiness: Incessant Portrait of Fernando Vallejo has an audience rating of 8 out of 10.