Sitting at a bar table on the lake, we hear a music approaching from a distance: an accordion and two guitars, and some horns, then other guitars. Music and voices that the closer they get, the more they depict pictures of a city that, facing the great lake, we left behind our backs.
Como Blues is the story of a Como that never goes away from herself. It is a documentary movie made by homeless people, not only as part of the cast, but most importantly, as members of the crew; it is a documentary movie that talks about those who have no home, made of alley, trees with branches and leaves that shelter rom the rain, a city made of porticos and squares at night, and alleys and churches. A city that politicians would like to close, but that citizens reopen daily.


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