Two women in their fifties recycle in Quito, where a lack of a formal recycling system forces them to advocate for labor rights and environmental care.
Synopsis
Two women in their fifties recycle in Quito, where a lack of a formal recycling system forces them to advocate for labor rights and environmental care.
Synopsis
In Quito, María and Isabel, both in their fifties, navigate a city without a formal recycling system. María leads a collective effort advocating for basic labor rights among recyclers. Isabel, while raising her daughters, imparts her knowledge of environmental care. Their daily lives reflect the challenges faced by many in the community, as they work to improve their circumstances and promote sustainable practices. The documentary captures their struggles and initiatives in a city grappling with waste management issues.
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Why Watch
- Meet María, a leader in labor rights.
- Follow Isabel as she teaches environmental care.
- See the realities of recycling in Quito.
Did You Know
- María and Isabel are both in their fifties.
- Quito has no formal recycling system.
- The film has a duration of 76 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of María and Isabel's work in Quito?
María leads a collective fight for basic labor rights, while Isabel transmits her knowledge of environmental care.
What age group do María and Isabel belong to?
María and Isabel are two women in their fifties.
Is there a recycling system in Quito?
There is no recycling system in Quito.
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