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Two thieves, a cunning victim, and the industrialization of crab farming

  • Aug 16
  • 1 min read

© Pegaso Productions Image Band
© Pegaso Productions Image Band

Miami Vaca and Falso Conejo are two con artists who specialize in small-time scams—and they’re pretty good at what they do. But when they take on a new mark, they quickly discover that their victim is actually smarter than they are. Together, they get caught up in a scheme to industrialize crab farming.


That’s the basic premise of Sena/Quina, la inmortalidad del cangrejo (Sena/Quina, the immortality of the crab), a comedy told from the perspective of all three characters. An unmissable social satire, believe it.


Unfortunately, the film is currently unavailable on any official streaming platform.


TECHNICAL DETAILS

Release date 2005

Running time 91 minutes

Directed by Paolo Agazzi

Written by Juan Pablo Piñeiro and Paolo Agazzi


Starring Cristian Mercado, Rosendo Paz, José Véliz, David Mayo, María del Carmen Rosa, Erika Balanza, Graciela Tamayo, Fred Nuñez and Soledad Ardaya


Production Bolivia

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