In a rural town in Argentina, Ramiro Lezcano, a charismatic music teacher, discovers a disturbing reality affecting the region: airplanes and ground fertilizing machines spray pesticides near rural schools, endangering the health of students. Determined to act, Ramiro joins his pupils to write songs that denounce this silent tragedy and raise awareness. However, his initiative faces resistance by the local community, dependent on the prevailing agricultural model. The media ignores his cause. Faced with censorship, Ramiro decides to take his protest further and attempts to organize an “Environmental Woodstock” in the countryside. The result is a heartwarming documentary film where music, community engagement, and the defence of the environment join forces for a worthy cause.

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*Attendees to the 15^th Film Week are required to become members of the Hispanic Film Society of Victoria. The membership is one dollar, payable when you purchase your ticket. The membership is valid for the six films of the event.