Cassandra

In her first job as a chronicler after graduating from literature school, Cassandra embarks on a journey through the Chaco. The film delves into the lives of the native peoples, their languages, and their struggles within an economy that marginalizes them. Cassandra's experiences blur the line between observer and participant, as she navigates a world that challenges her understanding and perceptions.

Cassandra's narrative raises important questions about the adequacy of words and photographs in conveying the harsh realities faced by these communities. The film's focus on the intersection of personal and cultural identity creates a poignant exploration of belonging and the search for meaning. With a storyline rich in complexity, it offers viewers a glimpse into a world that is often overlooked and misunderstood.