Synopsis
Five children in Benin, Brazil, India, Kenya, and Afghanistan face challenges to secure a basic education over 12 years amid poverty and conflict.
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Synopsis
Nanavi stands outside her school in Benin, filled with hope and uncertainty. "Time for School" follows five children from different countries as they navigate the challenges of obtaining an education. Jefferson in Brazil faces the pressures of child labor, while Neeraj in India contends with societal expectations. Joab in Kenya and Shugufa in Afghanistan confront the chaos of war and early marriage. Over 12 years, their stories reveal the obstacles that millions of children encounter in pursuit of basic education.
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Why Watch
- Follow Nanavi's first day of school in Benin.
- Meet Jefferson and see the impact of child labor in Brazil.
- Find out how early marriage affects Neeraj's education in India.
- See Joab's challenges in accessing school in Kenya.
Did You Know
- Nanavi lives in Benin, where education is often hindered by poverty.
- Jefferson is from Brazil, a country facing issues with child labor.
- Neeraj's story in India shows the impact of early marriage on education.
- Joab is from Kenya, where many children struggle to attend school due to local conflicts.
- Shugufa's experience in Afghanistan reflects the chaos of war affecting education.
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What countries are featured in Time for School?
The documentary features children from Benin, Brazil, India, Kenya, and Afghanistan.
How long is the documentary Time for School?
Time for School has a duration of 85 minutes.
What challenges do the children in Time for School face in getting an education?
The children face challenges such as poverty, child labor, early marriage, and the chaos of war.
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