
The Principal Enemy
Jun 01, 1974 · 1h 32m
Director
Jorge SanjinésOverview
In the remote Andean highlands of Peru, a tight-knit indigenous peasant community has endured generations of brutal exploitation by local landowners. When a shocking act of violence exposes the complete failure of the official justice system to protect them, the villagers’ simmering anger pushes them toward a crossroads.
Cast of The Principal Enemy
Crew of The Principal Enemy
About The Principal Enemy
What is The Principal Enemy about?
In the remote Andean highlands of Peru, a tight-knit indigenous peasant community has endured generations of brutal exploitation by local landowners. When a shocking act of violence exposes the complete failure of the official justice system to protect them, the villagers’ simmering anger pushes them toward a crossroads.
When was The Principal Enemy released?
The Principal Enemy was released on June 1, 1974.
How long is The Principal Enemy?
The Principal Enemy runs 1 hour 32 minutes (92 minutes).
Who directed The Principal Enemy?
The Principal Enemy was directed by Jorge Sanjinés.
Who is in the cast of The Principal Enemy?
The cast of The Principal Enemy includes Oscar Zamorano (Self), Manuel Chambi (Self), Ricardo Valderrama (Self), Efraín Fuentes (Self) and Saturnino Huillca Quispe (Self / Quechua union leader).






