Dog's Eyes

The film presents the struggle of the first unionized workers in Peru, focusing on a pivotal strike for the eight-hour workday and union rights. Set in the sugar valleys, the narrative centers on the formation of the first union in Trujillo, established in 1921. This historical context offers a profound look at labor rights and the challenges faced by early union organizers.

As a piece from the 1980s, Dog's Eyes appeals to collectors interested in historical dramas that depict real-world events. The film is available in various formats including VHS and DVD, making it accessible for different types of collectors. Its focus on labor history may resonate with those who appreciate films that shed light on social issues and worker struggles.