Gregorio

Year: 1985

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: Spanish

Directors: Alejandro Legaspi, Fernando Espinoza

Drama

Gregorio is a teenager from the remote Andean highlands who journeys to the sprawling, chaotic capital of Lima. Confronted with a dizzying urban landscape, he faces cultural shock, learns Spanish to replace his native Quechua, and struggles to survive amid prejudice and the harsh realities confronting poor rural migrants.

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