Stolen Childhoods Movie Review 2005

Presents footage shot over seven years in eight different countries of the deplorable conditions and horrific practices under which youths are forced to work. Castigates governments for not enforcing child labor laws, blames the rising frenzy for cheap consumer goods in the Western markets, and praises programs that rehabilitate children and save them from servitude. Well-intentioned premise feels unfocused, losing much of its punch.

Distribution

Not Yet Released

Running time 83 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Documentary Films, Slavery, Child Abuse

Screenplay

Georgia Morris

Cinematography

U. Roberto Romano

Director

Len Morris

Music

Miriam Cutler

Other

Sara Nesson

Producer

Len Morris, Romano Prods., Galen Films, Balcony