LOCKDOWN CHILDREN'S RIGHTS (2021)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 24M

Director : Patricia Marchart, Judith Raunig

Synopsis

The film LOCKDOWN CHILDREN'S RIGHTS gives a voice to children and adolescents, but also to experts who are concerned with their health, and can provide insight into the traces that dealing with the Corona crisis has already left and will continue to leave. This film was developed together with children and young people: they filmed from their point of view and thus show how the lockdown affects their very personal experience.

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Patricia Marchart
Patricia Marchart
Director
Judith Raunig
Judith Raunig
Director

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