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Even the Rain: Full Plot Synopsis and Movie Review

The Story Begins

Mexican filmmaker Sebastián and his Spanish executive producer Costa arrive in Cochabamba, Bolivia, accompanied by the cast and crew, to create a historical film depicting Christopher Columbus’s first voyage to the New World, the imposition of Spanish authority over the natives of Hispaniola, and the subsequent indigenous rebellion by Hatuey.

Challenges and Controversy

Cognizant of his limited budget, Costa decides to film in Bolivia, the poorest country in South America. Hundreds of Bolivian locals show up and wait in long lines in response to the open casting pamphlet. Costa is enthusiastic about saving thousands of dollars by having underpaid extras perform tasks on set meant to be done by experienced engineers.

Sebastián casts Daniel, a local man, in the role of Hatuey, the Taíno chief who led a rebellion against Columbus. Daniel’s daughter Belén lands a crucial role as well.

Rebellion and Reality

While filming, Costa starts speaking badly of the natives in English, not knowing that Daniel understands that language. Because of this, Daniel becomes more aware of how Costa and the rest of the crew are taking advantage of the natives. After seeing that Daniel understands that abuse, Costa becomes more cognizant of it himself and starts feeling guilty.

As the crew begins to wrap up the film, the exasperation of the natives intensifies. They begin to consider fighting for their rights to water by protesting in the streets. All these efforts are led by Daniel, who, despite being asked to lie low in exchange for a bigger pay, continues to protest.

The Climax and Conclusion

That night, actors Juan and Alberto see the news reports of violence in Cochabamba and become worried, demanding to leave. Sebastián begs them to stay, and they agree begrudgingly.

Riding through the streets of Cochabamba, Costa sees the damage done to the city, finally realizing the seriousness of their current situation.

After Costa and Teresa’s obstacle-laden drive, Belén’s life is saved, but her leg is badly injured and may never fully heal. Meanwhile, the rest of the crew is stopped by a military blockade, and all except Antón leave Sebastián to journey home.

The revolution ends shortly thereafter with the departure of the multinational water company, but Cochabamba is left in ruins from the conflict. Costa expresses hope that the film will be finished after all, and Daniel emotionally presents him with a vial of Bolivian water in appreciation for saving his daughter.

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