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- Release Date: 2006
- Runtime: 124 min
- Genre: Drama, Music
- Starring: Francisco Anawake, Maria Grazia Cucinotta, Damaris Edwards, Vera Fernandez ... see all
- Director: Ridley Scott, Spike Lee, John Woo, Emir Kusturica, Stefano Veneruso,
- Plot: Seven shorts about childhood problem through the eyes of seven directors. 1) "Tanza": Mehdi Chafer shows a boy called Tanza in an undefined country in Africa fighting in a civil... Read more
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Exclaim! Canada
By Erin Oke Put together as a benefit of UNICEF and the World Food Program, All the Invisible Children is a collection of short films by internationally recognised directors that all feature children.
Perhaps the best film of the bunch is Katrina Lund's "Bilu e Joao," an adventurous tale of a boy and girl scavenging the streets of Sao Paolo for anything they can sell.
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Exclaim! Canada
Put together as a benefit of UNICEF and the World Food Program, All the Invisible Children is a collection of short films by internationally recognised directors that all feature children.
Perhaps the best film of the bunch is Katrina Lund's "Bilu e Joao," an adventurous tale of a boy and girl scavenging the streets of Sao Paolo for anything they can sell.
... Full Review
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All The Invisible Children
variety.com –
2005-09-02
A 01 release (in Italy) of an MK Film Prods. (France)/RAI Cinema (Italy) co-production. (International sales: Adriana Chiesa Enterprises, Rome.) Produced by Maria Grazia Cucinotta, Chiara Tilesi, Stefano Veneruso. ... Full Article
Omnibus films attained renewed popularity during the 1990s and 2000s; this particular seven-episode film-a-sketch arrived during that period, and involved several top-tiered international filmmakers including John Woo, Spike Lee, Ridley Scott, Emir Kusturica and three others. ... Full Article