Poverty and the Cycle of Violent Youth in 'City of God'
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When the Poor Smile
After a heartbreak, she retreats to a luxury resort, where she forms a bond with a boy, a humble security guard. Despite the advances of her, a wealthy and charming pilot, she chooses to stay by him side. They visit his home, only to discover that even amidst wealth and status, the poor will also smile.
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After a heartbreak, she retreats to a luxury resort, where she forms a bond with a boy, a humble security guard. Despite the advances of her, a wealthy and charming pilot, she chooses to stay by him side. They visit his home, only to discover that even amidst wealth and status, the poor will also smile.
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