Synopsis
Robinson is shipwrecked off the coast of the extreme south of Spain. After a tremendous struggle in the stormy waters, he manages to reach the safety of the shore and save his life. He is an anonymous exile in a foreign land, just like so many other thousand of black Africans. Robinson manages to find some work in one of the many large greenhouses that grow fruit and vegetables along the coast of Almeria, but his condition as an illegal immigrant is precarious and he decides to move further inland. Robinson's mind is troubled with interior voices, spirits that control and confound him. In order to free himself from them, he must fulfill a mission: to kill a man.
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Mood and atmosphere
Immerse yourself in a haunting exploration of isolation and the struggle for identity in a foreign land. This film resonates with the aching loneliness of the human experience, wrapped in the vibrant yet harsh landscapes of southern Spain. As the protagonist seeks refuge from both the physical and psychological storms, the atmosphere oscillates between despair and fleeting moments of hope. The cinematography captures the lush greenery of greenhouses contrasted with the stark realities of life as an undocumented immigrant, evoking feelings of nostalgia for lost freedom and the warmth of connection. Reflective and deeply emotional, this journey invites contemplation on the themes of survival, belonging, and the weight of unseen burdens, making it a profound experience for those drawn to stories that linger in the heart long after the credits roll.
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