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Deep Dive: Aragane (2017)

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Aragane
The documentary 'Aragane' focuses on the lives of miners in a Bosnian coal mine. It captures their daily routines, emphasizing the physical and emotional toll of their work in dark, confined spaces. The film presents a raw view of the relentless work environment, where miners labor under flickering lanterns amidst the noise of machinery. Through silent observation, 'Aragane' reveals the camaraderie that develops among the miners as they face their demanding conditions. The film offers an intimate portrayal of their struggles and dedication, shedding light on the harsh realities of coal extraction and its significance to society's energy needs.

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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Coal miningBosnia and HerzegovinaLabor documentaries