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TIN
GIRLS
A
55 min. documentary on the trafficking of girls
for prostitution
from Nepal to India.
Screenings
Tin
Girls, one of the Valor Humano (Human Value) series of
documentaries produced by Canal
Plus, was first inspired by the magazine
feature When
No Means Never Again, written by Chelo
Alvarez with the help of Anjana Shakya, President of HimRights,
and published by Planeta Humano magazine, Spain.
Director Miguel Bardem and DP Antonio Gonález at Bhouda,
Kathmandu
Miguel
Bardem is the director and scriptwriter. Bardem (Ugliest Woman In The World, Twelfth Night), is son of Juan Antonio
Bardem, one of the greatest film directors in Spain, who passed away
in November 2002, the day we returned from shooting the
documentary. Miguel Bardem’s next movie, Incautos
(Unwary), is now in production.
Chelo
Alvarez is the interviewer, assistant director and
consultant for the documentary. Chelo Alvarez is now directing
her next documentary on sex trafficking in California: The Wall: María Suarez story (working title), which she coproduces with Cari Lutz.
The
70 min. Spanish version was released in November 2003 in Spain
by Canal Plus Spain. Television Española, Spain’s national
public broadcasting company, has licensed the rights for the
Human Value series, which will air in 2004.
The
Documentary Film Crew
(from left to right) Ramesh Malikoo
(travel), Purna Shakya (logistics), Pranita Thapa (interpreter),
Srijana Kafle (interpreter), Eduardo Mangada (cinematographer),
Chelo Álvarez (assist. director), Antonio González
(cinematographer) , and Kulsum Chisti (intern).
Chelo Álvarez interviewing a stone quarry
kid.
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