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A documentary feature which follows the daily life of a charismatic fourteen year old Chinese girl, Jasmine, who works for...
A documentary feature which follows the daily life of a charismatic fourteen year old Chinese girl, Jasmine, who works for every moment of the day, seven days a week in a denim factory, bringing to light the experience of factory workers and the making of consumer goods.
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100 %16 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
89 %626 reviewsAudience score rating
"While sweatshop scandals have rocked the increasingly international garment industry for years, Micha Peled's docu "China Blue" makes a stronger case against worker exploitation than any news item could..."
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Variety
Variety"Your jeans will never fit quite as comfortably again after you've seen this small, quietly angry and finally heartrending documentary by the man responsible for the anti-WalMart Store Wars..."
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New Zealand Herald
New Zealand Herald"One of the works from this year’s film festival that examined aspects of globalisation, its return is not surprising – intimate, frank and telling, threading a clear narrative through its many components, it renders a big, difficult issue personal and accessible..."
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New Zealand Listener
New Zealand ListenerChina Blue | Details
Award winner- Won - Amnesty International - Human Rights DOEN Award, 2005.
- Rating
- undefined D - Rating Exempt
- Runtime
- 88
- Genre
- Documentary
- Country of origin
- USA
