

Chaco
Carob trees once provided life for many species, including rabbits and armadillos, before the arrival of white settlers.
Synopsis
Carob trees once provided life for many species, including rabbits and armadillos, before the arrival of white settlers.
Synopsis
The black eagle warned of danger on the night white settlers arrived. Carob trees once provided sustenance for many species, including rabbits and armadillos. The film presents a narrative from this time, detailing the lives of those connected to the land. It depicts a shift in the environment and the consequences faced by the community. The story unfolds against a backdrop of changing landscapes in this region, reflecting the moment when traditional ways were disrupted.
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