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La Nave de Los Locos
A Mapuche chief sets fire to a tourist complex in a small southern Argentine city, causing the death of a young boy. The chief is arrested for murder but refuses to defend himself. He waits, instead, for the arrival of the Caleuche (or Nave de los locos), the entity from Mapuche mythology that inspired him to start the fire. A court-appointed lawyer is assigned to defend the chief, and learns that he acted in accordance with his people's law, defending a sacred burial ground from the land developers who would turn it into a site of crass commercialism, despite the repeated protests of the Mapuches.

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