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The documentary 'The River People' focuses on the small town of Ernestina, which has a population of just 150 residents. The film captures the community's response to vandalism caused by visitors bathing in the river, leading them to hire private security to protect their environment. This decision reflects the townspeople's commitment to preserving their way of life.
Through a mix of suspense and humor, the documentary portrays the dynamics among Ernestina's inhabitants as they confront their fears regarding outsiders. The film illustrates the lengths to which the community will go to maintain their peaceful existence and the unique spirit of small-town life.
Why Watch
- •Meet the quirky residents of Ernestina.
- •See how a small town tackles vandalism.
- •Find out why they hired private security.
Did You Know
•Ernestina has a population of only 150 residents.
•The documentary was released in 2013 and has a duration of 62 minutes.
•The film is directed by Martín Benchimol.
Perfect For
Small town lifeCommunity dynamicsEnvironmental protection