Vengo

Caco, an Andalusian, is rocked by the death of his daughter. He drowns his grief in musical revelries in the company of his young nephew, Diego, whose physical handicap is no obstacle to his passion for wild adventures, women and Flamenco. Caco's family has a blood debt toward the Caravaca family and in a society where familial honour runs deep, someone will have to pay. Tony Gatlif delivers a pulsating story infused with a passion and beauty worthy of its setting.