Out in the Open

The flight of a child through a drought-stricken country ruled by violence.

A boy that has escaped from home hears, crouched at the bottom of its cache, the screams of the men who seek him. But when the game goes, what is before him is an infinite and arid plain that he must cross if he wants to move away forever from what made him flee. One night, his footsteps meet the ones of an old shepherd. From that moment nothing will be the same for neither of them.

A closed world, without names or dates, where morale has escaped down the same drain that took the water. In such a scenario, the child, not yet quite ill-fated, will have opportunity to learn the painful rudiments of judgement or, conversely, exercise forever the violence with which he grew up.