Waubonsee Community College

Ajit, directed by Arvind Sinha

Label
Ajit, directed by Arvind Sinha
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
For College; Adult audiences
Main title
Ajit
Medium
electronic resource
Oclc number
747796154
Responsibility statement
directed by Arvind Sinha
Runtime
28
Series statement
Global business and economics in video
Summary
Shown at eight international film festivals, Ajit is a close-up view of an eight year old boy who works as a domestic in a middle class Calcutta household. It brings home to the viewer the realities of childhood among the impoverished in underdeveloped countries. Good looking and affable, Ajit captures the viewers hearts. He is shown at his endless daily tasks -- sweeping, cleaning, laundry, caring for his employer's children. There is no time for school in his life. Yet, surprisingly, Ajit feels fortunate, for in this household he is given ample food as his wages. In the countryside where he was one of nine children, he was often hungry. Beautifully filmed by a rising young Indian filmmaker, Ajit makes its social statement with quiet charm
Target audience
general
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