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Green Screens: Cinema Planeta
June 1 - 3, 2012
15-year-old Bebo and his two younger cousins are part of a family of cartoneros, people who earn their living sorting through garbage and selling it to recyclers. Paralluelo’s first documentary feature offers a candid view of lives lived in poverty and the insistent dreams that accompany them.
Paralluelo’s first documentary feature follows an extended family of cartoneros, people who earn their living sorting through garbage and selling it to recyclers. Focusing on 15-year-old Bebo and his two younger cousins, the film offers a candid view of lives lived in poverty and the insistent dreams that accompany them. Travelling through the streets of Cordoba on their horse-drawn cart, the boy talks about their dreams, philosophies and expectations.
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