Farm labor exploitation meets exploitation cinema in this wild Mexican curio.
A crew of female migrants come to town to help harvest produce and to lively up the men in town.
Direction
Jaime Fernández brings actual craft to this wild premise.
Costume
Rural workwear deployed with questionable intent throughout.
Director
Jaime Fernández
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of Mexico's 1970s-80s 'cine de ficheras' wave, where rural settings became backdrops for softcore fantasies about working-class women's availability.
Director Jaime Fernández was a respected actor (The Treasure of the Sierra Madre) who somehow directed this AND serious political films in the same decade.
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