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Chini Bolsón, an enigmatic street photographer from Buenos Aires, from the mystery of his anonymity, Chini captures the essence of Buenos Aires life, without focusing solely on beauty but exploring the eccentric, the raw and the authentic. Accompanying him through the streets of the city, we witness how he intertwines with the people and how his lens captures fleeting moments that reveal the soul of Buenos Aires.
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Chini Bolsón, an enigmatic street photographer from Buenos Aires, from the mystery of his anonymity, Chini captures the essence of Buenos Aires life, without focusing solely on beauty but exploring the eccentric, the raw and the authentic. Accompanying him through the streets of the city, we witness how he intertwines with the people and how his lens captures fleeting moments that reveal the soul of Buenos Aires.
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Written By:Efrem Velasco
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Random Films (AR)
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