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Born Into Brothels (DVD, 2005) Documentary Feature

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Item specifics

Condition
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Music Artist
n/a
Case Type
Tall/DVD Case
Custom Bundle
No
Subtitle Language
Bengali, English
Cinematic Movement
Art/Indie Film
Sub-Genre
Documentary
MPN
n/a
Studio
ThinkFilm
Edition
Standard Edition
Type
Movie
Region Code
DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)
Release Year
2005
Language
English
Features
n/a
Country/Region of Manufacture
Unknown
UPC
0031398184386
Format
DVD
Rating
R
Director
Ross Kauffman, Zana Briski
Genre
Drama
Movie/TV Title
Born Into Brothels

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British-born photojournalist Zana Briski overcame barriers of language, culture, and ethnicity when she immersed herself into an impoverished and illegal neighborhood in the Third World metropolis of Calcutta, India. An award-winning photographer, Briski befriended the children of Sonagachi (the city's red light district), starting a photography workshop for them and equipping them each with their own camera. The transformative power of this simple object is remarkable; within weeks, the children show new spirit and several have discovered a talent for the art. Briski and her co-director, Ross Kaufman, follow the children as they filter their marginalized, forgotten world through the camera lens. Over the course of the film, a central narrative unfolds--the children's quest, fueled by their newfound hope and strength, to leave the brothels for a better life.The directors frame the children in extreme close-ups, caressing their features and capturing each subtle change of expression. By intercutting their own images with those taken by the children, the directors establish the distinct personality and voice of their subjects. Among them are Avijit, a rotund, serious 11-year-old of immense talent, whose mother is murdered by her pimp during the filming; Kochi, a quiet slip of a girl, destined to follow the family line of prostitution; and Puja, a feisty tomboy whose tenacity allows her to photograph the district's most dangerous areas. Though the beauty of the story is marred by tragedy and heartbreak, this fine documentary is ultimately a testament to the immense power of art, even in the bleakest of environments.

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UPC
0031398184386
eBay Product ID (ePID)
55921789

Product Key Features

Rating
R
Movie/TV Title
Born Into Brothels
Director
Ross Kauffman, Zana Briski
Format
DVD
Release Year
2005
Genre
Drama

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
LeafCats
617
Release Date
20050920
Film Country
USA

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  • born into brothels

    this is a beautifully photographed and phenomenol documentary about how a photo journalist from the U.S. has a prfound effect on the lives of several children in India who were born into brothels and how she totally transforms their lives by teaching them how to use a camera to tell their own stories...the scenery and music of their culture is displayed with lots of vivid colors in a very dark place to live...i highly recommend this for all to see...it shows how one woman made a difference in several lives just by caring....

  • REALITY

    I FOUND THE MOVIE TO BE EXTREMELY SAD! ITS SHOWS the reality of what really goes on with these kids in the brothels.