Synopsis
Miners in Bosnia work in dark, confined spaces, enduring the physical and emotional toll of their labor to meet society's energy needs.
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Synopsis
In a coal mine in Bosnia, miners work under flickering lantern light and the deafening noise of machinery. They face exhausting conditions in dark and confined spaces. The film captures their daily tasks and the bonds formed amidst the struggles. While extracting coal, these miners confront the physical and emotional demands of their labor. Directed by Kaori Oda, Aragane presents a raw portrayal of their lives and the challenges they endure. The documentary runs for 68 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet the dedicated miners of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- See the harsh realities of coal mining.
- Find out about the camaraderie in confined spaces.
Did You Know
- The film 'Aragane' was directed by Kaori Oda in 2017.
- The documentary has a runtime of 68 minutes.
- It was produced in two countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina and Japan.
- The primary language of the film is Bosnian.
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Who directed the documentary Aragane?
Aragane was directed by Kaori Oda.
What is the duration of the documentary Aragane?
The duration of Aragane is 68 minutes.
In which countries was Aragane produced?
Aragane was produced in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Japan.
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