Chiloé is an archipelago 1.100 kilometers south of Santiago in Chile. Its isolation has allowed a strong sense of kinship, and of identity. The island has developed its own mythology and culture, reflecting the constant struggle with the land and the sea.
These are the stories of an island that believes in ghost ships, witches, God, and the power of community. A land of rainbows and potatoes. A place where church towers help fishermen to come home.