Working for Lima’s urban transportation system, a group of women fare collectors faces grueling workdays, violence, and extortion while keeping the city’s daily flow moving. Through their journeys, conversations, and candid moments, the documentary pieces together a coral tale where humor, anger, and tenderness reveal their complex lives and the emotional strength that keeps them moving.
Valeria Salcedo Coello (Peru) holds a degree in Communications from the University of Lima. She focuses on documentary work, exploring contemporary issues in Peru and addressing the themes of memory, urban violence, and family ties. She has directed Tranquila, no pasa nada (2025) and the documentary Ruta y resistencia.
Elian Lujan (Peru) is a film producer who graduated from the University of Lima and continued his training at the Complutense de Madrid and Congo Films School (Colombia). He dedicates his efforts to developing Latin American auteur cinema with a focus on identity, youth, and migration. He is part of the executive production crew at Cine Infinito.