Those Were the Days

Kadin (The Goat) features Ivatans who live in this remote island located in the northernmost tip of Luzon. In the film, Peping and Lita spend a day searching for their missing goat, which is the family's source of income.

After her stepfather's death, orphan Marty McKenzie and her companion, teacher Fannie Perkins, find themselves in financial straits. To raise money, they rebuild an old van and travel in it selling antiques. In the process of finding antiques, they discover an old trunk containing information that Marty is the granddaughter of wealthy Mrs. Burgess. Marty and Fannie locate Mrs. Burgess' home, but when Marty finally meets Mrs. Burgess, the welcome is decidedly uncordial. Marty is actually only the granddaughter of the woman's late husband, and Mrs. Burgess wants to keep the estate inheritance solely for her son Eric, an Army aviator home on furlough. Marty and Eric fall in love, and Mrs. Burgess withdraws her opposition.

A small Spanish town is divided between the upper and lower parts. The poor and the less-poor parts of the pueblo. In the 'upper' part, all the women are barren. Juan from the 'lower' part falls in love with Luz, a pretty girl from the upper side: a girl who must of course be barren. The lower town has orchards and a spring. The higher reaches of the town has only rubble. The men of the town make their miserable income from cutting and burning wood to make charcoal. In the forest, the man must fight Lucas, a rival, for the girl with the only weapons to hand. Axes.

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