Arami Ullón

In 2020, she released her new production, Nothing but the Sun (Original title in Spanish: Apenas el sol). This documentary illustrates the struggles of the indigenous Ayoreo "an unequal battle in which the Ayoreo have to deal with financial pressures that threaten to prolong their agony indefinitely. Forced to leave their ancestral lands in spite of the Paraguayan laws granting them rights, the Ayoreo often find themselves in hostile urban contexts to which they are unable to adapt, which reject them and push them towards marginalisation."

Her career continued developing in production companies both in Latin America and Europe. In 2008, she moved to Palma de Mallorca, Spain, where she continued her career as a producer in Palma Pictures.

In 2006, she began working in the production of the film 18 Cigarrillos y Medio with Marcelo Tolces. This film was released in 2011.  Following, in 2011, she began the production of her highly acclaimed and awarded personal documentary, Cloudy Times, which was presented in 2014. Cloudy times is the first Paraguayan movie selected to be submitted for the Oscar Academy Awards.

Along with Mario Ferreiro, Ullón promoted the arts in a club called El Café de la Iguana by presenting live music and organizing art exhibitions. In 2001, Ullón embarked on an even more ambitious initiative to facilitate the conversations about social themes and promote the arts: La Plazita presented up to five events every week featuring movies, art exhibitions, live music, or plays.

In 1998 Ullón directed a radio show in an innovative station called Rock and Pop. The show was live for two hours every night and had an erotic theme. The show aired erotic stories written by Ullón and voluntary collaborators, and the audience was encouraged to share their stories, fantasies, or experiences over the phone. This kind of show had no precedent in the Paraguayan Radio. That same year, she produced her first short movie. Ullón was 19 years old when she directed her first film, Absence of an Own Name (Original title in Spanish: Ausencia de un nombre propio).

Arami Ullón (Arami Ullón Villalba) was born in Asuncion, Paraguay on October 3, 1978. She is the writer, director, and producer of the awarded documentary Cloudy Times (Original name in Spanish: El Tiempo Nublado). She lives in Switzerland and Paraguay. Ullón started her career at age 16, and she is considered a pioneer and innovator in the movie industry in Paraguay.