Daniel Ochoa

In the mountains of a peasant village, a man murders a woman believing that no one has seen him. Guilt, fed by the religious context of the place where he lives and by his own faith, prevent him from resuming his daily life, rarefied by manifestations of a world that.

A man leaves his surroundings to go die in the mountains of Los Andes in front of the eyes of two little girls and their cow herd.

In the mountains of a peasant village, a man murders a woman believing that no one has seen him. Guilt, fed by the religious context of the place where he lives and by his own faith, prevent him from resuming his daily life, rarefied by manifestations of a world that.

In the mountains of a peasant village, a man murders a woman believing that no one has seen him. Guilt, fed by the religious context of the place where he lives and by his own faith, prevent him from resuming his daily life, rarefied by manifestations of a world that.

In the mountains of a peasant village, a man murders a woman believing that no one has seen him. Guilt, fed by the religious context of the place where he lives and by his own faith, prevent him from resuming his daily life, rarefied by manifestations of a world that.

A man leaves his surroundings to go die in the mountains of Los Andes in front of the eyes of two little girls and their cow herd.