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The View From Up Above
A tarpaulin crew works hundreds of feet in the air, facing life-threatening conditions and systemic discrimination in their daily tasks.
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A tarpaulin crew works hundreds of feet in the air, facing life-threatening conditions and systemic discrimination in their daily tasks.
Synopsis
High above the ground, a tarpaulin crew works on construction sites in Mexico, facing life-threatening conditions daily. They contend with unpredictable weather and equipment shortages while performing their tasks. Systemic discrimination adds to the challenges they face. Directed by Rafael Martínez Sánchez, the 15-minute documentary captures the daily struggles of these workers, revealing the physical dangers and social injustices that often go unnoticed in high-risk environments.
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