Synopsis
Over two years, children in Mexico's poorest rural areas work long hours to support their families amid severe poverty.
Synopsis
Children in rural Mexico work long hours to support their families. Over two years, director Eugenio Polgovsky filmed their daily lives, revealing their struggles with poverty and labor. The documentary captures the conditions faced by young laborers in these impoverished areas. Their work includes farming, selling goods, and performing household tasks. The film reflects the socio-economic issues affecting childhood in these communities, presenting a stark picture of survival amid hardship. Released in 2011, it runs for 90 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet children facing harsh labor in rural Mexico.
- Find out how poverty affects childhood experiences.
- See intimate portrayals of family life in extreme conditions.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Eugenio Polgovsky and released in 2011.
- It has a total duration of 90 minutes.
- The documentary was filmed in Mexico, specifically in rural areas.
- The primary language of the film is Spanish.
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Who directed The Inheritors?
Eugenio Polgovsky directed The Inheritors.
What is the duration of The Inheritors?
The Inheritors has a duration of 90 minutes.
In which country was The Inheritors produced?
The Inheritors was produced in Mexico.
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