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From the series “Portraits of Survival.” Jaime, a young man, is an example of tenacity, dedicated to cleaning car windshields when the traffic light stops. In that brief moment, he not only performs his work but also entertains drivers with good luck flower rituals; this is how he delights his customers, who happily pay him for his street service. He hides his suffering and carries out his trade day after day, a trade that allows him to survive.
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From the series “Portraits of Survival.” Jaime, a young man, is an example of tenacity, dedicated to cleaning car windshields when the traffic light stops. In that brief moment, he not only performs his work but also entertains drivers with good luck flower rituals; this is how he delights his customers, who happily pay him for his street service. He hides his suffering and carries out his trade day after day, a trade that allows him to survive.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Fernando Espinoza
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Grupo Chaski

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