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The Ardor (2015)
Kaí is a mysterious shaman who emerges from the Rio Paraná to help a poor farmer and his daughter, who are threatened by a band of cold-blooded mercenaries hired to force them to sell their land.
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Kaí is a mysterious shaman who emerges from the Rio Paraná to help a poor farmer and his daughter, who are threatened by a band of cold-blooded mercenaries hired to force them to sell their land.
Rating:R
Genre:Western, Drama
Written By:Pablo Fendrik
In Theaters:7/17/2015
Box Office:$95,549
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Canana, Bananeira Filmes, Participant, Imval Producciones, Magma Cine, Manny Films, Participant PanAmerica, Telefe
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