Developing Stories: Life & Debt

1992

Six hour-long programs offer viewers an opportunity to see the world through the  eyes of film makers from the developing world, where environmental issues are seen as a matter of survival. This episode explores the vulnerability of ordinary people and the power of unaccountable capitalism. The price paid for Brazil's  foreign loans is reflected in the people – despair, corruption, murder, poverty and exploitation.

British Broadcasting Corporation; Television Trust for the Environment

Broadcasting, Communications

North America; United States of America

Public Broadcasting

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