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The Rope

2017-02-01 · 10 min · Not rated

Documentary

The Rope (Roshi), directed and produced by independent filmmaker Yasmine Kabir, is a 10-minute silent documentary about the children who are employed in Dhaka to make rope from jute and work from dawn to dusk twisting, tying, knotting and weaving the fiber.

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Yasmine Kabir
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Bangladesh
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