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il Settore della Regione Piemonte “Tutela e difesa dei consumatori”, in collaborazione con CinemAmbiente, le Biblioteche civiche di Torino, la Biblioteca della Regione Piemonte, l’Ufficio Scolastico Regionale, il Museo A come Ambiente organizzano la proiezione di LIFE FOR SALE all'interno della rassegna 'Il vizio dello spreco', il prossimo 23 marzo presso il Centro Incontri della Regione Piemonte, Corso Stati Uniti 23.


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The Fire Within


Il fuoco dentro

The Fire Within documents the devastating impact the coal mining industry has had on northern Jharkhand since its origins over 200 years ago to today. Currently, over 600,000 people are “employed” in this sector, plus an undefined number of “informal” workers. Rich in coal, the area once belonged to aboriginal tribal populations (Adivasis, Oraon and Bhumi) before being requisitioned by the British. With the arrival of the railroad and since WWI, extraction rates have increased. Privatization has led to widespread worker exploitation and deterioration of the social fabric: the mafia, martinets, insecure jobs. The result is that for each rupee the government receives, five go into the hands of a black market economy prospering around the mines, while the aborigines sink further into poverty.


Il regista / The Director

regista

Born in 1966 in Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand, where he founded Kritika, a small independent production company, Shri Prakash has made numerous documentaries, the best known of which is the award-winning Buddha Weeps in Jadugoda (1999). Made on a shoestring budget, the film documents the misery of the local populations who live with low-dose exposure to uranium radiation around the Jadugoda mine in south Jharkhand. He is also an activist in the Jharkhand Organization Against Radiation (JOAR).



Edizione 2006
PANORAMA


DOCUMENTARY
India , 2003, 58'

REGIA/DIRECTOR
Shri Prakash

TAGS:
Industry, poverty, Mines



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