The River

The River follows an introverted city teenager who is sent to his father's lumber ranch. This coming-of-age narrative delves into his struggle to find his identity as the son of the boss amidst a backdrop of naturalized violence. The film captures the tension between urban life and the harsh realities of rural existence.

With its Bolivian setting and focus on personal growth, The River provides a compelling look at the complexities of family dynamics and societal expectations. This film may appeal to collectors interested in international cinema and stories that address the challenges of youth in difficult environments.