Dolores Etchevehere, a woman belonging to one of the most powerful families in Argentina, is, after the death of her father, fraudulently expelled from all her hereditary rights by her mother and her three brothers. After 11 years of fighting alone, she links up with Juan Grabois, a leader of a social popular movement. Together they design a plan, the Artigas Project, which not only includes recovering hereditary rights but, with part of that recovery, creating a model of agroecological production, free of agrochemicals and exploitation, at the opposite end of what her family represents.
