EL INVIERNO DE PABLO

Pablo has got to quit smoking.  Why?  Because his wife, his family, and his doctor say so.  But Pablo is a difficult man to convince.  He's worked all his life in the Almadén mercury mines, risking his life on a daily basis.  He's had five heart attacks, and he's smoked twenty Winstons a day since he was eleven years old.  At seventy, Pablo spends most of his time in front of the television, in a cloud of smoke, turning his back on a town that has hit hard times.