Antonio y Piti (2019)
장르 : 다큐멘터리
상영시간 : 1시간 18분
연출 : Vincent Carelli, Wewito Piyãko (Asháninka)
시놉시스
Thirty years ago, a rubber company enslaved a group of Asháninka people, manipulating them into tapping the trees in the lush borderland between Peru and Brazil. The company was expelled by a coalition of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, led by one mixed race couple. Now the adult children of this marriage combat political corruption and ongoing environmental disaster.
멕시코의 페트로마야 유전. 한 인부가 불가사리에 쫓기다가 잡혀 먹힌다. 다시 미국 네바다 계곡의 한 농장. 페트로마야의 유전회사에서 파견된 두 사람이 얼을 찾아온다. 그는 다름 아닌 불가사리를 잡은 영웅으로 멕시코 유전회사의 유일한 희망이다. 회사측에서는 그에게 불가사리를 잡는 조건으로 거액을 제시하며 간곡하게 부탁한다. 멕시코 유전회사의 사무소에 도착하여 추적장치 등 각종 최첨단 장비를 건네받은 얼은 새로운 파트너가 된 그래디, 옛 친구 버트 등과 함께 불가사리 사냥에 나선다. 차근차근 노련하고도 침착하게 불가사리를 처치해 나가던 중 얼 일행은 갑자기 나타난 불가사리의 습격을 받아 궁지에 몰리게 된다. 설상가상격으로 얼 일행은 이전의 불가사리보다 더 가공할 위력을 지닌 괴물을 만나게 되는데.
가장 아끼는 친구들을 본인의 사유지인 그리스의 섬으로 초대한 IT계의 억만장자 마일스 브론. 하지만 머지않아 이곳이 마냥 낙원이 아니라는 사실이 드러난다.
심각한 물 부족을 겪는 지금으로부터 멀지 않은 미래, 어니스트 홈은 이 척박한 환경에서 아들 제롬과 딸 메리와 함께 농장을 어렵게 일궈나가고 전신 마비로 병원에 입원한 아내를 부양한다. 그는 말라버린 토지가 물만 있으면 되살아날 것이라는 희망을 놓지 않고 송수관 공사장에 술과 생필품을 배달하며 물을 끌어올 방법을 찾으려 하지만 그를 도와주려는 사람은 없다. 메리의 남자친구 플렘은 오래 전 정부가 아버지에게서 빼앗아 어니스트 홈에게 준 땅을 되찾기 위해 호시탐탐 기회만 노린다. 그러던 어느 날, 플렘은 어니스트가 송수관 공사장에 납품하는 술과 생필품을 훔쳐 3배의 가격에 팔아 넘기려다 어니스트에게 잡히고 만다. 필사적으로 도망갈 방법을 찾던 그는 결국 어니스트를 살해하고, 그의 죽음을 사고로 위장한 뒤 메리와 농장을 차지한다. 남다른 언변과 기지로 송수관을 끌어와 메말랐던 토지를 되살리고 농장을 일으켜 세운 플렘. 그는 어니스트의 죽음이 가진 비밀을 아무도 모를 것이라 여기지만, 제롬이 그 비밀을 알게 되고 제롬은 서서히 복수를 꾸미기 시작하는데…
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