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DOS MUJERES Y UNA VACA

TWO WOMEN AND A COW

By Efrain BAHAMON P.

CINEPLEX INC. - as SALES

Drama - Completed 2015

Two illiterate women travel to the nearby town looking for someone to read a letter they received. During the trip, unexpectedly change their plans.

Ventana Sur 2015

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The Colombian Film Festival 2015

official competition / The best colombian film.

Festival Internacional de Cine de Guayaquil 2015

official competition

Fetival del Cinema Latinoamericano de Trieste 2015

Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Bogotá, INDIEBO 2015

Festival Internacional de Cine de Santa Cruz, Bolivia 2015

official competition

Festival Internacional de Cine Rural - RURALIA. Chivilcoy, Argentina 2015

official competition

- Year of production
- 2015
- Genres
- Drama
- Countries
- COLOMBIA
- Languages
- SPANISH
- Budget
- 0.6 - 1 M$
- Duration
- 98 mn
- Director(s)
- Efrain BAHAMON P.
- Writer(s)
- Efrain BAHAMON P.
- Cast
- Luisa HUERTAS, Ana María ESTUPIÑÁN, Juan Pablo BARRAGAN
- Producer(s)
- Jose Antonio CALDERON G. (DOBLE SENTIDO SAS), Maria Jose POSADA V.
- Synopsis
- Rosana and Hermelinda, two illiterate peasants receive Pastor's letter from whom they have not had news for months. Anxious to know about the young husband's luck, Hermelinda and Pastor's mother begin a trip toward to the nearest village in search of somebody that reads the letter. The seven months pregnancy of Hermelinda is not an impediment to undertake the march. Corina, the cow, hooked to a ramshackle cart will make the journey easier. After a long and troublesome day, the women arrive to the village. There, they discover with horror that some inhabitants have been killed. In the middle of a scenario of death, the childbirth of Hermelinda anticipates. With the newly born, exhausted and caught in the middle of other people's war, the women begin a journey to hell. In their escape, Rosana and Hermelinda discover that war is nothing more than a continuation of hate, the secrets and fear that we all carry in our souls.