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Doña Julia
Follow Guatemalan-born “Doña Julia” through the streets of L.A. in search of recycling to make ends meet. She hopes to one day return home, but in the meantime, she's content doing what she does. "Doña Julia" is a documentary from Cal State LA, directed by Dilan Garcia Lopez.
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