Sayen: Desert Road

Sayen: Desert Road is an action thriller from Chile about a woman pursuing a transnational organization called Acteon. After the events of a previous film, Sayen travels to the Atacama Desert to find clues regarding the group responsible for the death of her family and the destruction of various Chilean ecosystems. During her mission, she forms an unlikely partnership with a young girl named Quimal, who wants to restore her father's reputation and protect her village from a drought caused by Acteon's excessive water consumption.

The film was directed by Alexander Witt, who previously directed Resident Evil: Apocalypse in 2004. Within his chronological filmography, this movie is listed before Sayen and Sayen: The Huntress. The screenplay was written by Paula del Fierro and Leticia Akel. The cast features Rallén Montenegro as Sayen and Enrique Arce as Máximo Torres, alongside Jorge López, Katalina Sanchez, Claudio Riveros, and Alfredo Castro. The production involved 178 credited crew members and 27 credited cast members.

Audience reception for the film is mixed. It holds a rating of 4.6/10 on IMDb based on 330 votes, while it has a higher score of 6.2/10 on TMDB from 149 votes.