Film Lens
Time for School follows five children from different countries as they seek basic education amidst various obstacles. The film focuses on Nanavi in Benin, Jefferson in Brazil, Neeraj in India, Joab in Kenya, and Shugufa in Afghanistan. Each child's story is captured from their first days of school and continues over a span of 12 years, illustrating the long-term impact of education on their lives.
The documentary addresses the issues of poverty, child labor, early marriage, and the effects of war on education. By showcasing the individual experiences of these children, the film provides a personal perspective on the broader global education crisis, emphasizing the importance of access to education in overcoming these significant barriers.
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.
Perfect For
Global education issuesChild labor awarenessWar and educationCultural perspectives on schooling