Powerful Chief (Manco Cápac): Full Peruvian Movie

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Powerful Chief tells us the story of Elisbán, a young man in a precarious condition who, after his arrival in a city that is strange to him, undertakes a personal odyssey that will finally lead him to understand the importance of a pragmatic spirituality in accordance with his remote ancestors and the astonishing universe of elements, distant from each other, which find association in the story of Elisbán in the most unthinkable ways.

"Powerful Chief (Manco Cápac)": A unique cinematic work that explores the beauty of simplicity. Metaphorical, subtly sobering, beautifully shot, brilliant performances by Jesus Luque and cast, directed by Henry Vallejo.

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*English subtitles.

*4K, Dolby 5.1







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