Street Kids United
Synopsis
As the country geared up for the biggest sporting event known to man, focusing their attention on big business and tourism we turned our lens towards those that are the most vulnerable and overlooked.
Street Kids United follows the South African team as they prepare and compete in the competition. These children want something better for themselves, and each other, and this tournament could be the first step towards getting that.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Tim Pritchard
- Producer
- Rachel Young
- Executive Producer
- Catrin Cooper
- Editor
- Anna Ksiezopolska
- Screenwriter
- Sandy Markwick
- Director of Photography
- Adnan Ahmed
- Music
- Isango Portobello
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Film and Music Entertainment Ltd
34 Fouberts PlaceLondon W1F 7PX
UK
T +44 (0)20 7478 7527
Sales Company
The Little Film Company
12930 Ventura Boulevard #822Studio City, CA 91604
USA
T +1 818 762 6999
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