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Dionisio, a young man from Chaco in Buenos Aires to support his family, works as an apprentice in a workshop. Isolated and mistreated, he finds comfort in a stray dog, but workplace conflicts threaten their bond and force him to confront the abuse.
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Dionisio, a young man from Chaco in Buenos Aires to support his family, works as an apprentice in a workshop. Isolated and mistreated, he finds comfort in a stray dog, but workplace conflicts threaten their bond and force him to confront the abuse.
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Written By:Pablo Leboeuf
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:ENERC, INCAA
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