Originally released as a motion picture in 2004.

Inspired in the short story El solitario by Carlos Salazar Herrera.

Jorge Perugorría, Maya Zapata, Cuca Escribano, Roberto McLean, Vinicio Rojas, Arnoldo Ramos, Gabriel Retes.

Cinematographer, Mario Cardona ; editor, Pablo Ramírez ; music, Walter Flores.

Filmed on location Puerto Viejo, Cocles, Manzanillo, Bribrí

Vicente Vallejo chose the exuberant and multicultural Costa Rican Caribbean to forge his dream of living with his wife Abigail, by the sea. His only client, a transnational banana company, unexpectedly decides to terminate his contract due to the fluctuations of the market. His situation is further complicated by the surprise arrival of young Irene, his wife's half-sister, and the installation of an American oil company in the area, which divides the community between the need for new jobs and the fear of harm environmental. The pain and frustration lead Vicente to a borderline situation. Jackson, an old black fisherman, neighbor of the Vallejo, observes everything. In a crisis, Vicente will do everything possible so that his dreams do not collapse...-- Digitalia Film Library website

In Spanish.

Best Director at the XXI Latin American Film Festival of Trieste, Italy 2004

Special Public Award for Best Film and Key of Freedom Award at the XXX Ibero-American Film Festival of Huelva, Spain 2004

Best Central American Feature Film at the IX ICARO Festival, Guatemala 2005

Online resource; title from opening/closing credits (Digitalia Film Library, viewed March 5, 2020)