Palo Sangre (1989)
It narrates the artistic expressions of two people in the Amazonian plain, Don Darwin Dávila and his son José, both of whom carve wood from a tree called palo sangre, in which they reveal their art as modelers.
It narrates the artistic expressions of two people in the Amazonian plain, Don Darwin Dávila and his son José, both of whom carve wood from a tree called palo sangre, in which they reveal their art as modelers.