Children in the Philippines often take on adult responsibilities at an early age, working to support their families amid severe poverty.
Synopsis
Children in the Philippines often take on adult responsibilities at an early age, working to support their families amid severe poverty.
Synopsis
In Manila's crowded streets, children like Ronnie Quesada and Bobby Regalado work long hours to support their families. "Children Only Once" follows their daily lives, revealing the burdens placed on young shoulders in impoverished communities across the Philippines. The film captures stories from various regions, including rural provinces, where socio-economic challenges force children to take on adult responsibilities. Directed by Sadhana Buxani, the documentary calls for greater support and systemic change for vulnerable populations.
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Why Watch
- Meet children working in Manila's streets.
- Find out how poverty forces kids into labor.
- See the impact of socio-economic issues on youth.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Sadhana Buxani.
- It features stories from both Manila and rural provinces.
- The documentary has a runtime of 50 minutes.
- The film was released in 1996.
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Who directed the documentary 'Children Only Once'?
Sadhana Buxani directed 'Children Only Once'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Children Only Once'?
The duration of 'Children Only Once' is 50 minutes.
In which country was 'Children Only Once' produced?
Children Only Once was produced in the Philippines.
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