Imagine half a ton of cocaine washing ashore on the most remote island in Europe. The people from the island are the poorest and don't even know the drug. If this came to reveal as a tragedy for them, it was also a divine comedy - and it really happened in 2001, in one of the Azores islands. This place is called Rabo de Peixe, which in Portuguese means something like "Fish Ass". The series finds a funny and strange side, which reveals several layers of feelings through apparently comic characters while showing several ways of looking at this problem. This ends up being a case study of how external factors completely transform a community.
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