Allpakallpa

Allpakallpa

1975 · 103 min · ★ 10.0 · Drama

The life of peasant from Cuzco Peru who goes to Lima and becomes an attorney, then returns to Cuzco and see how his people is exploited and abused.

Directed by Bernardo Arias · Written by Bernardo Arias

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