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PBS - China Blue (2007) - How Your Clothes are Actually Made
Like no other film before, China Blue is a powerful and poignant journey into the harsh world of sweatshop workers. Shot clandestinely, this is a deep-access account of what both China and the international retailers don't want us to see: how the clothes we buy are actually made.
Good info on this film at:
http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/chinablue/
640 x 368
55 min
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Category | Documentary |
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Uploaded on | Jan 17, 2008 |
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2 Comments
Oh, man! People have got to see this! That goes for all of us jeaned people and all of us MadeInChina wearing people.
The film captures economic and social terror that is inflicted upon large masses of confused people, and even if it doesn't go into the most harsh realities of the lives of our clothemakers, it still is a hell of a trip!
The film captures economic and social terror that is inflicted upon large masses of confused people, and even if it doesn't go into the most harsh realities of the lives of our clothemakers, it still is a hell of a trip!
Mar 11 2008, 16:28 CET
This is a great documentary. Most people know that clothes are made in sweatshops but by focusing on one girl the filmmaker brings the issue home
May 09 2008, 11:19 CEST
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