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Dir. Juan Pablo González. 2022, 99 mins. DCP. In Spanish with English subtitles. With Teresa Sánchez, Rafaela Fuentes, Manuel Garía-Rulfo, José Galindo. In an unforgettable performance, Sánchez plays María García, the stoic owner of a tequila factory in the highlands of Jalisco that has fallen into disrepair and is having trouble paying its bills. Maria, no longer one of the wealthiest and most powerful people in town, begins to reassess her business after she hires a new assistant. But after a series of catastrophes, both natural and manmade, her world begins to seem irrevocably altered. González has created a drama of striking observational realism that’s as much about environmental change as the fascinating community of people at its center. 

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