The Drought
An impoverished and alcoholic peasant is threatened with eviction and struggles to survive an endless and unbearable drought. In his habitual state of drunkenness, his only salvation seems to be the prostitution of his daughters.
An impoverished and alcoholic peasant is threatened with eviction and struggles to survive an endless and unbearable drought. In his habitual state of drunkenness, his only salvation seems to be the prostitution of his daughters.
Rubén Altamirano
Oscar Magnago
Adriana Bazán
Candela Loza
Luciana Zalazar
An impoverished and alcoholic peasant is threatened with eviction and struggles to survive an endless and unbearable drought. In his habitual state of drunkenness, his only salvation seems to be the prostitution of his daughters.
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