Even When I Fall, co-directed by Kate McLarnon and Sky Neal; 120 BPM (Beats Per Minute), directed and co-written by Robin Campillo.
(93 minutes) co-directed by Kate McLarnon and Sky Neal
Six years in the making, this revealing, resonating doc opens by telling us that 10,000 children are trafficked from Nepal to India, many of them to slavery in circuses. Saraswoti was one of them, sold at the age of eight. At 14 she was married to the circus owner’s son. By 17 she’d had three children. At 25, after her husband’s death, she was returned to her family in Nepal.
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