Every day in Venezuela there is an unprecedented decline in human rights, disintegrated families that disintegrate neighborhoods that disintegrate towns in a country destroyed by blind ideals and mismanagement. This is a documentary about a real situation in a real country with real people. WYSIWYG. We are left with the feeling that things are not going to improve, they certainly did not for the people of the Congo.

Very sad reality, impeccably documented. Admirable production, careful photography. The narration, editing and every detail accurately portrays the lives of those who suffered a devastating end. My respect for the teacher Natalia Sánchez.

This film shares the relevance for the current political and social climate of the country which was shot. The issues and arcs of each character manage to portray the enormous problems of Venezuela and their people. The negligence of the current dictatorship, people escaping from their hometown and current villagers constantly fighting for basic needs like water, food and specifically sedimentation problems that affected the little town of Congo Mirador.

A dense, very harsh but realistic story of the worst period in Venezuelan history, magnified in a particular place.

Totally worth watching.