LAS MANOS DE OBRA

What started as an idea to make a film about the world's most expensive coffee, Geisha, led to a much deeper story. One about a country's dependency on and exploitation of their indigenous community in support of the world's growing coffee demand. A film about two worlds connected through the often overlooked labor of an indigenous community. Filmed on location in Boquete, Panama.

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"The coffee workforce, globally, is the largest group of underpaid employees, anyplace in the world" - Rich Lipner, Owner Finca Dos Jefes