Il était une fois au Vénézuela

On Lake Maracaibo, beneath the mysterious silent Catatumbo lightning, the village of Congo Mirador is preparing for parliamentary elections. For streetwise local businesswoman and Chavist party representative Tamara every vote counts, fought for by all means, while for the opposition-supporting teacher Natalie, politics is a weapon that is unsuccessfully trying to force her from her job. And with her sharp eyes, little Yoaini sees her community sinking from sedimentation, her childhood, and innocence with it. How can a small fishing village survive against corruption, pollution, and political decay — a reflection of all the flaws of contemporary Venezuela?