Youth in a village in Rajasthan, India get video cameras so they can film their everyday lives. They film and show their village, their culture, their two religions, things they do in their spare time and what they are working with or studying. Towards the end they tell us about the challenges they face in a small village amongst many other Indian villages. Their concern is that money, which is supposed to reach their village from New Delhi, never reaches them. More

10 children were given cameras in the favela Nova Holanda in Rio de Janeiro so they could introduce us to life in their community. They show their families, their games, their sports and their celebrations with charm and casualness despite the conditions they are living in. More