Carmen's Song

Set against a backdrop of greed and exploitation, the narrative follows a mother who capitalizes on her three daughters' youth and beauty, leading them into a world of bootlegging and prostitution before they reach puberty. The eldest daughter, Carmen, blessed with striking beauty, ultimately rebels against this life. Themes of lust, remorse, and the consequences of a morally corrupt environment drive this compelling tale, highlighting the struggle for autonomy and the quest for a better life amidst darkness.