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here you can find the projects that we are working on:

Shipwreck [in production]
Life on wheels [in production]
Malayaka [in production]
Rohingya People [in production]  
       

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 Shipwreck    [in production]

Dir: Javier Gómez Serrano
70'/52' - 2009

 

Shipwreck is the story of Jahur, Lamu and Rubel, men that work at the ship yards breaking vessels in Chittagong, a coastal province of Bangladesh. This is the story of ordinary Bengali men struggling to raise their families against a backdrop of labor uncertainty, health hazards unknown to us, and salaries that make them the most competitive labor force in the world. Jahur is a cutter, a crafted worker that slices down the ships day and night. He sits at the top of the job positions in the yard. Rubel is younger, one of the many helpers assisting the cutters. He knows that if he misses a day, another youngster will replace him immediately: they are the bottom of the job pyramid. Lamu is older but strong, he is one of those workers that lift and carry steel planks all day. The three of them represent the whole of the man power assembled in the yards. This is their story.

Here you can see a demo of the documentary in
 

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 Life on wheels    [in production]

Dir: Amaury Santana
52' - 2008

 

A documentary about truck drivers. Their work, their family, their life, their dreams,... This documentary talks about loneliness and distance.

Here you can see a demo of the documentary in
(spanish)

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 Malayaka    [in production]

Dir: Javier Gómez Serrano
40' - 2009

 

Malayaka is about a solidarity project in Uganda. We will be privileged witnesses of the genesis of a project where a group of "normal" people will put their effort, time, money and energy in order to open a refuge for new born orphans in the heart of Uganda.

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  Rohingya People    [in production]

Dir: Stéphane M. Grueso &        Naymuzzaman Prince
40' - 2008/2009

 

Originally from the Rakhine State in West Myanmar, the Muslim Rohingyas escaped from violence from the military regime in 1992 and ever since they had been running from political and ethnic persecution: they had been denied of their citizenship, their lands had been confiscated, and their homes destroyed. They had heavy restrictions to move, work or even marry. Usually their are used as forced work in roads and military constructions.

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