Tomate

After months of protests, Juana and Águeda return to work in the tomato greenhouses after the successful creation of the tomato union. However, the reality is that their working conditions continue to be appalling. The tension causes a rift between the sisters, who take refuge in their new relationships. Juana becomes pregnant by Antonio and Águeda, who is married to a violent man, begins to feel a strong desire for Mari, a new colleague from the harvest. To get more money for her wedding, Juana starts working in the tomato warehouse at night. Disagreements with the manager and the rough work cause her to miscarry. When she learns what has happened to her sister, Agueda convinces the warehouse workers to stop production and return to the protests. Hearing the march near her house, Juana gets out of bed and, with the help of her sister, joins the demonstration, shouting “¡Arriba d’ellos!