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The wind turbine conflict is real. Across Spain, green energy deals have exacerbated the divide between environmentalists (often urban incomers) and farmers (who need the cash). Sorogoyen captures the irony: the very people who claim to love the land are often the ones blocking the rural poor from making a living from it.

Multiple scenes in As bestas (Rodrigo Sorogoyen, 2022): in the bar, the one with the game of dominoes, and the one where Antoine ( nobodyknowsanybody.com The Beasts (As Bestas) - film review - DMovies 19 Sept 2022 — as bestas rodrigo sorogoyen

The Guardia Civil came at dawn. Olga, hollow-eyed, gave her statement. The brothers were arrested in their own kitchen, sitting at a table with two untouched bowls of caldo. No confession. No remorse. Just a question from Xan to the officer: “Did the foreigner finally learn to shut up?” The wind turbine conflict is real

The conflict is immediate and economic. A Chinese wind power company is paying villagers for access to their land. The brothers Xan (Luis Zahera) and Lorenzo (Diego Anido)—known locally as "the beasts"—are the gatekeepers of the village. They have agreed to sell their plots, making a substantial profit. Antoine, however, refuses to sell the plot that sits between the brothers’ land and the proposed turbine site. Without his signature, the deal collapses. Multiple scenes in As bestas (Rodrigo Sorogoyen, 2022):