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Anthropology Student Sessions
Četrtek, 09.01. ob 20.00/ Thursday 9.1.2014, 8:00 pm
STREET CHILDREN IN UKRAINE
STREET CHILDREN IN UKRAINE
On the first session in 2014 we will present a movie, tangent to the fast-growing area of research, namely anthropology of childhood.
Bomzhi (2012) is a film, based on ethnographic fieldwork and a monograph, about street children in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine, by anthropologist Andrej Naterer. Through the presentation of individual stories of children living on the streets, it enables an insight into their day-to-day struggle to survive and depicts conclusions of their street careers.
Trailer to the film:
http://www.bomzhi.si/en/documentary
Welcome!
Bomzhi (2012) is a film, based on ethnographic fieldwork and a monograph, about street children in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine, by anthropologist Andrej Naterer. Through the presentation of individual stories of children living on the streets, it enables an insight into their day-to-day struggle to survive and depicts conclusions of their street careers.
Trailer to the film:
http://www.bomzhi.si/en/documentary
Welcome!
