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Las Balas de Octubre
In the streets of Recoleta, a commune located in the northern sector of the city of Santiago, capital of Chile, there are people marginalized from society, addicted to base paste. In this documentary we meet El Rusio (40), Christopher (24), Andrés (25), Claudio (37), Marcela (41) and Elba (63). Who through their narrations make us understand their point of view of the life they lead on the street. The representation of youth as: wanting to enjoy life to the fullest; adulthood as: maturity and repentance; and old age as: loneliness. She is seen by these characters.
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In the streets of Recoleta, a commune located in the northern sector of the city of Santiago, capital of Chile, there are people marginalized from society, addicted to base paste. In this documentary we meet El Rusio (40), Christopher (24), Andrés (25), Claudio (37), Marcela (41) and Elba (63). Who through their narrations make us understand their point of view of the life they lead on the street. The representation of youth as: wanting to enjoy life to the fullest; adulthood as: maturity and repentance; and old age as: loneliness. She is seen by these characters.
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