Ti-Frè and Gran-Frè, two brothers of Haitian origin living in a Dominican Republic shantytown, struggle daily to survive. On a full moon night, desperation pushes them to steal from a plantation, where a mysterious beast prowls in the shadows of the banana trees.
Juan Frank Hernandez
Director
Stanley Exantus
Ti-Frè
Irdens Exantus
Gran-Frè
Jonathan Saint-Armand
San-Je
Ramón Emilio Candelario
Amadito
José María Cabral
El Jefe
Juan Frank Hernandez
Agent Immigration #1
Gabriel Vásquez
Agent Immigration #2
Jose-Luis Suriel
Agent Immigration #3
Carlo Harrietha
Contremaitre de la plantation
Nicole Sanchez
Cliente du dépanneur
Domingo Antonio Fabian Fernande
Propriétaire du dépanneur
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