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Brenda Romo, a strong women who grew up in the town of Jesús María, Jalisco, wants to study and become a "maestra tequilera"; those who overview the process in which Tequila is made. She'll have to face the outdated ideas of his town and an industry dominated by men who deem her less for being a woman. Through the strength and unconditional support of her mother, Brenda manages to become a successful maestra tequilera, and opens up possibilities for her younger sister; showing her there isn't just one road for her future. Three widows is a short documentary that follows the proffesional life and struggles of maestra tequilera, Brenda Romo. It blends documentary, family, drama elements. The film reflects a distinct Mexico style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Clara Toscano. With a runtime of 12 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.