Carroceros

This documentary delves into the lives of the 'carroceros,' individuals who build and repair car bodies in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It offers a raw and intimate look at their daily struggles, their craft, and their resilience in a challenging socio-economic environment. The film highlights their dedication to their work, often carried out in precarious conditions, and their pursuit of dignity through their labor.

Carroceros received critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of a marginalized community and its exploration of themes like labor, dignity, and social inequality. Reviewers praised its unflinching gaze and its ability to find humanity in everyday struggles.

• A powerful and intimate look at the lives of car body workers.

• Explores themes of dignity and resilience in the face of hardship.

• Praised for its authenticity and humanistic approach.

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Screened at various film festivals, including BAFICI (Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival).

The term 'carroceros' refers to the specialized craftspeople who work on the carrosserie (bodywork) of vehicles, a profession that requires significant skill and often involves working in informal or semi-formal sectors.