Pescador

About This Movie

Pescador is an intriguing look at desperation and dreams. Set in the quiet, sun-soaked village of El Matal, the film captures Blaquito's mundane life with his mother before it gets disrupted by the discovery of cocaine on the beach. The pacing is deliberate, almost languid at times, reflecting the slow rhythm of coastal life, yet it builds tension as Blaquito and Lorna venture into the unknown of Guayaquil. The performances feel genuine, grounded in their circumstances, which adds a raw authenticity to the narrative. It’s not just about the drug trade; it delves into the choices people make when faced with poverty and longing for a better life. Visually, the film really embraces its coastal setting, which is atmospheric and almost haunting.

Set in a small fishing village in Ecuador. · Focuses on themes of poverty and moral choices. · Offers a unique glimpse into Ecuador's coastal life.