Movie

Capitalism: Child Labor

★ 6.0(2)200714m

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Director: Ken Jacobs
Release date: 2007-01-24
Runtime: 14m
Language: No Language
Status: Released
Country: United States of America

About Capitalism: Child Labor

Capitalism: Child Labor is a 2007 movie, directed by Ken Jacobs. It has a runtime of 14 minutes. It holds an average rating of 6.0/10 from 2 viewers. Below you can see where to watch Capitalism: Child Labor in Germany — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

A digital animation of a Victorian stereoscopic photograph of a 19th-century factory floor, crowded with machinery and child workers. Filmmaker Ken Jacobs isolates the faces of individuals and details of the image, as if searching out the human and the particular within this mechanized field of mass production. Space appears to fold in on itself as Jacobs activates the stereograph; the agitated image flickers and stutters, but the motion never, in fact, progresses.

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Where can I watch Capitalism: Child Labor in Germany?+

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Is Capitalism: Child Labor on Netflix?+

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How long is Capitalism: Child Labor?+

Capitalism: Child Labor has a runtime of 14 minutes (14 minutes).

When did Capitalism: Child Labor come out?+

Capitalism: Child Labor is a 2007 movie directed by Ken Jacobs.

Who directed Capitalism: Child Labor?+

Capitalism: Child Labor was directed by Ken Jacobs.