trailer documental "Born into Brothels"

[AxeloneX]

Which kids did you like the best? What did you think about the girl who left school? Who was pulled out by her mother? What about the girl whose aunt forced her into prostitution for the income? Is it justified?

How has your perspective change after watching this film?

[adhjable]

do the kids have sex there?

[VonneDutch]

@adhjable I saw it, and no they don't. Well the girls are forced into it at a young age. The boys are forced to sell drugs. But they're surrounded by it all from day one.  This life is so horrible.

[adhjable]

@VonneDutch so the girls do IT?

[pinkmusiicluva]

I'm watching this with a group of fellow youths in a community group next week. I'm looking forward to it.

[william6198640]

The yanks say this movie is inspirational, while 6 of their riches could feed and possibly eradicate poverty in Africa. They spend billions of dollars fighting a drug war that hurts no one, while people are dying every day of a disease that could be cured with a one dollar injection.

Thanks for the critics, hypocrites.

[heliumholiday]

@william6198640 A drug war that hurts no one? That's funny, because drugs hurt the people who take them, (but yes, it's their own fault) but how about their children? The children of addicts, of dealers, of drug mules, of gangs, and violence... In many places, they have just as little hope of escape as the children born into brothels. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it isn't there. In fact, this movie is a good example of that fact.

[slutsavenue]

This woman is so inspirational.

[VanHausen12345]

@canibeyou,its true some people wine because they cant go to party's of something or they dont get what they want, try watching this, we have it easy here. I hope one of these days all this is gone.

[canibeyou]

I challenge you to watch this film... and then try and complain about your own life.

[beautyandnobeast]

Omg the nun speaking for a few seconds in this clip used to visit our school and talk to us about the work she was doing in calcutta!!! i wish i could remember her name, anyway my old school LORETO BRAY in ireland if anyone knows it ha

[TheTruthfulAsshole]

India in a nutshell. Over 50% of the citizens would be happy to be in homeless shelters here in Canada.

[SkibopDaSequel]

so basically, this documentary is about the children learning photography and not about child trafficking?

[ledzeppelinloverx91]

I wish Avijit all the best!

[skatetube93]

This movie was amazing. Simply stunning!

[drunkandangry]

I remember watching this documentary and I was really impressed and amazed at how much this documentary was able to capture the improvished lives of children and their families living in the red district of Calcutta. Even more amazing is the fact that one of the kids in the documentary named Avijit is now studying film in NYU...this documentary thoroughly deserved the academy award and needs to be seen by absolutely everyone!

[phriesen]

@smoochym that's an interesting and insightful take on this movie you haven't seen.

[tutuvo07]

it's true. why waste time with blockbuster.

[deblopezita]

I was so inspired by this show. I just viewed this on tv. I love the work that this woman has done for these children to suceed. Getting them into boarding schools. She is to be commended.

[omeciuatl]

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