Sacred and Obscene

The story follows Pedro Zamora, portrayed by Miguelangel Landa, who is a former guerrilla returning to Caracas. He takes up residence in a pension, but his true intentions are hidden beneath the surface as he embarks on a secret mission. This narrative delves into the complexities of revenge and the psychological impact of political turmoil.

With a runtime of 119 minutes, Sacred and Obscene offers a deep exploration of its themes through the lens of personal and political conflict. The film features performances from Hilda Vera and Gustavo Rodríguez, contributing to its dramatic weight. As a product of Gente de Cine, it reflects the socio-political landscape of the 1970s, providing insight into the struggles faced in post-dictatorship Venezuela.