Raja, rai

Five residents of a tiny village in Catalonia decide to make a report on the drought it is suffering from. A group of young filmmakers accompany them for a day.

Cast

Fatima

as Fatima

Giselle Batista Castillo

as Giselle

Aurélie Perrin

as Lali

Consol Vidal i Riera

as Consol

Olga Pérez Montes

as Olga

Ismi

as Ismi

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