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Invisible Hands is a movie starring Kailash Satyarthi, Ben Skinner, and Mark Barenberg. Invisible Hands is the first feature documentary that exposes child labor and child trafficking within the supply chains of the world's biggest...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Shraysi Tandon
Starring
Mark Barenberg, Kailash Satyarthi, Ben Skinner, Siddharth Kara

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Genres Documentary
Director Shraysi Tandon
Writer Shraysi Tandon, Chad Beck
Stars Mark Barenberg, Kailash Satyarthi, Ben Skinner, Siddharth Kara
Country Ghana, Indonesia, USA, India, Hong Kong, China
Runtime 1 h 20 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Invisible Hands is the first feature documentary that exposes child labor and child trafficking within the supply chains of the world's biggest corporations.

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26 customer reviews about «Invisible Hands»

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Douglas W.
Sunday, 07 Feb 2021 22:01

Having grown up with a family of 4 and 5 kids on my own, I have watched so many documentaries that no matter how much the children want, I just can't get past the reality of what it is like to be in that situation. I hope this documentary can open people's eyes and ears to the reality of a mom, dad, or another family in the same situation. Everyone should see this documentary. If you want to, go out and see it on the screen. You will not be disappointed!
Arthur
Saturday, 23 Jan 2021 11:26

This is a compelling documentary about the courageous and inspirational women of the Little Rock Nine in Arkansas during the 1970's when our state was in the throes of a horrific civil rights movement. Their courage, strength, and struggle for civil rights inspired the broader Black community and paved the way for Black Power in our nation. The film includes an amazing timeline of the Arkansas civil rights movement with some historical detail. It also includes the stunning testimonials of the activists as well as some personal interviews with their families. It is a must-see for all who are interested in the challenges faced by African-Americans in the 1970's. It is also an opportunity to realize that African-Americans are not alone in their quest for civil rights.
Amy
Thursday, 17 Dec 2020 16:49

This is a superb movie that must be watched as it puts these brave few in a highly high danger world, that has little to no chance of survival. Watching this movie would be just as difficult if not more so than trying to survive in the wilderness. In order to get these brave men their freedom and freedom of speech, they need to get to a beach in Hawaii where it is virtually impossible to get their freedom back. This movie must be seen for what it is, a movie about freedom, courage and true love. These brave men need everyone to know and support them in their goal to get the freedom they were promised to have in their lives.
Ronald
Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020 00:00

The cinematography is spectacular. The dialogue is fascinating, the story is fascinating and the conflicts the film lays out are complex and never boring. I think this is a very effective movie to bring light on the culture of incarceration. It is important to show the material side of the problem rather than the moral side. In fact, I think this film is a moral stance on the issue. It shows the prejudice and hypocrisy of a system that has not only failed the men, women, and children of this country but in fact caused human misery to be left to an almost unseen cadre of police officers that will never have their due. I hope the video of this film is released in a timely manner.
Hannah
Friday, 04 Dec 2020 17:50

Well, first of all, just for the record I am a poly-romantic, so the only thing I really can add to this piece of art is, that at the end of this documentary, you might leave the cinema with a kind of feeling that was not only created by the movie itself, but also by the people that made it. I also enjoyed it and I love all those artists that made it. I am still laughing, and in the next day I'll be looking for a copy of it to add to my collection. If you are a person who enjoys documentaries, or who is just like me, that can't find a great deal to do with that too, don't hesitate and watch it as soon as you can. One of the most honest interviews I have seen in a long time.
Gary Tran
Thursday, 03 Dec 2020 01:01

I saw this movie because I was interested in it. I'm glad I did. It was a very good, solid film that spoke to me. My wife and I enjoyed it. It was very sensitive and thoughtful. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about a subject they are uncertain about. It is thought provoking and insightful. I would also recommend this film to anyone with children. A good film that should be seen by many.
Nicholas K.
Saturday, 28 Nov 2020 11:06

This documentary, "The Shoe," by Bob Scigursky, was supposed to be a documentary on the ethics of shipping troops, during the Vietnam War. In actuality, it was a feel-good, likeable look at a man who took the risk of doing what he wanted to do but did not want to be dragged along by his superiors and the authorities in his hometown. I found that the documentary was very true to life and easy to watch. It had the feel of a documentary with real emotion, just like the makers wanted it to be. I would definitely recommend this documentary to others.
Alice
Sunday, 22 Nov 2020 04:22

To my mind, the most surprising thing in this movie is not that it went on for so long, but that it was so original. It is a sad commentary on the way politics, economic theory, media-industrial complex, religion, and big business are controlling every aspect of human life in America, but that this is not the only story. The movie is a glimpse of what the world has become. Americans are more cynical and easily manipulated by big money than Americans in most other countries. How could this be? Is the reason for this shift in attitude really the fact that people have more money to spend and that the people on the other side of the world are still suffering the consequences of that money? Certainly not, and to put that into perspective, when I went to Hawaii for the summer, I saw a similar situation. This movie touches on all sides of the issue: greed, greed, greed, greed, and it is all very exciting. Watching the film, I felt this is not just about the economy, or the way it is exploited, but is instead about the way we all view the world and ourselves. The film does a good job of showing how money dominates our lives, but it is more than just that. The characters, as well as the different aspects of the movie, make the movie enjoyable and engaging. It is very important that the actors are not portrayed as a standard Hollywood role. They all play real people with their own points of view and life experiences. It is a very enjoyable movie. I highly recommend it, and to add to the entertainment, the film is given a nice score of 9/10 on IMDb. It is a film that most people can relate to, which gives the viewers a feeling that they are having a real life-changing experience.
William M.
Friday, 20 Nov 2020 02:02

I am happy to say that "Cocktail" is also an excellent documentary on the dangers and scientific potential of the MMR vaccine. It begins with interviews with vaccine critics and various scientists discussing the possible risk of the MMR vaccine. It then goes into a "test-run" and looks at the increasing evidence that the MMR vaccine is dangerous and that there are no long-term health benefits to MMR vaccination. This "test-run" is looked at by a medical professor who is a member of the US MMR Advisory Committee and becomes convinced that the vaccine is more dangerous than actually found, that it is a real threat to public health and that there is no "safe" level of vaccine consumption. This film should be required viewing for doctors and parents in every single US state and in every country, and should be required viewing for every medical student and every medical researcher and educator. It is extremely painful to see, but once you see it you will know that it is so important and important that it has to be made widely available to the public.
George
Friday, 23 Oct 2020 01:59

I watched it 2 times so far. I don't care about what others say. It was very moving. I also agree with some other people that there were some bad acting in the beginning of the movie, but you just ignore it. The main thing is, you just watch and absorb. It took me almost 3 hours to figure it out. And that's just to tell you the truth. Some people said it was 'soft' or even fake. It's not. It's just a movie. It's the truth and no matter what you think it's not real, it still makes you think.
Jessica Burke
Friday, 16 Oct 2020 19:15

My husband and I saw this documentary as it was shown on Comedy Central. I can't remember what we were expecting, but the film's title reminded me of something I saw about the burning of the library in "Saving Private Ryan". I was not aware of that specific incident, and I thought it was a sad and dark story, with some heartbreaking scenes. But we really wanted to know about this horrific event in our history and how it has affected so many. It is sad, but then again it is the truth. To us this story is as important as any other. I was fascinated to learn about the prison labor programs which are still in place, and it's sad that people are still working there to keep the lights on in some cases. I am told that there are currently plans for the old Prison in Tacoma to be closed in 20 years and be demolished to make way for an office building. It would take so much of the prison's offerings to take care of the existing prison population, and it's devastating that the old prison has to be torn down. I was also very moved by the photographs and footage of the original set of movies, which was displayed in a room of the prison, showing inmates dressed in clothes from the early '40s and early '50s, including a young John Wayne. The movie also had a number of what were described as "unofficial" interviews, such as prison guards who were on duty at the time of the riots and in fact, their involvement in the riots was first reported by the Washington State Human Rights Commission. The film, as one of my colleagues put it, made one of the most important images in the history of the United States - that of the burning prison in Washington State. I am glad to know that there are people like the film's director, David Lloyd Weber, who are still active in the world. I do not know of any of the others in the film, but it is a sad and sad story. I am sure there are other stories that remain untold, and we hope and pray that they too will be told.
Olivia Harrison
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 07:23

I am deeply disappointed with the lack of follow up to this excellent documentary. In my opinion, the storyline of this film is so strong, the message is so powerful and the message is a perfect encapsulation of what people want and need to hear. It is important for all people to watch this film. I would not even be talking about the subjects of this film if not for the fact that I would be taking the time to express my love for this film to anyone that might watch it. I hope that some day a sequel to this film will be made. As this film shows, it is not only possible to come together to make a change, but it is also possible to make a difference. Thank you to all of the people involved with this film for their commitment, passion and time. It was a privilege to be able to share this amazing film with the world. It is now available for viewing on your DVD player. Enjoy and thank you.
Douglas Morris
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 06:50

Wow, the film is a must see for everyone. It will even be of great interest to those with an interest in the two other famed tales. The other interesting fact is that both versions have since been made into films, as well. I am not an expert on comic book origin stories, but I have heard that, from a news story I read about it, they were both believed to be correct. To be totally clear, I am not sure why the comics are not put in the movie. My belief is that the origin stories of the X-men and the Fantastic Four, and more recently, the Scarlet Witch and the Warlock have been made into film, but none of the comics would ever be considered to be considered a real comic book, at least not in the way that they were once. They are not, by definition, a work of fiction, and thus cannot be made into a movie. I've heard rumors that the comics may eventually be put into film someday, though, and I hope it does. It would be a great touch. The three films of the trilogy were well done, even if they lacked the same creativity and originality of the first two. They are well done movies, but only one of them would ever be considered as a classic.
Jordan O.
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 13:46

A completely tear jerker. Yet is an unexpectedly uplifting and exciting action packed documentary about Ayn Rand's vision of the world. Ayn Rand's enemies did not cause her death. The car accident and her death was the result of all of us. We have to remember that this is an action packed documentary about Ayn Rand's vision, and it was not meant to glorify the man who created the cult. She made a choice to live a "pure" life, not a life of pain, but a life of happiness. I urge everyone to watch this movie, as it is extremely uplifting and is bound to awaken your conscience, if you've ever questioned the purpose of your life, as I have.
Frank
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 08:24

I was lucky enough to attend a screening of Invisible Hands in Brooklyn, NY, which I hope will be a huge success. At the screening, several of the filmmakers shared their personal experiences with the film, and it was refreshing to hear about a film that is more than a bunch of people talking about their personal stories. I also found the film to be interesting in that it does not show the short film as a whole, but instead shows a few clips from it. It is interesting that these clips are not about the short film, but about the film as a whole, which gives you a different perspective. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in learning more about the history of the cinema. It is not just about the cinema, but about the human experiences of the people involved, and how it is shaped and influenced by the cultural and societal structures. This film is not only about the cinema, but about the human experience of film as a medium. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in history of film, film studies, or film history. In closing, I would like to say that Invisible Hands is a film that is worth seeing. I think it will become a popular film to watch, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in film.
Debra R.
Friday, 28 Aug 2020 01:40

I know that in the introduction to the DVD a lot of people were annoyed that the film did not go into the history of the Catholic church. But I really feel that history was missing and so did much of the film. The film is very well made and was very enlightening and moving. I was greatly impressed by the power and strength of the Catholic Church. But I also realized that the Catholic Church has really been and is the driving force behind most of the wars and the destruction of the environment. The church has done much damage to the planet. I think this film is a very important film. I would recommend it to everyone. Thank you.
Maria M.
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 12:46

I would like to thank Mr. William Tompkins for taking on this project and for telling the story of his daughter, Laura. I have visited the mountains of Washington State and to see the pictures that were taken there, I have to say that it is hard to believe that this was all captured in one film. This film tells the story of a family that is doing everything they can to preserve their connection to the land. I saw the film in one of the many film festivals and it was a great success. Mr. Tompkins has done a great job of capturing the beauty of the mountains of Washington State, and I thank him for his work. I look forward to the follow up of this film and the benefit of the knowledge that has been gained. This film is an outstanding example of the kind of dedication that I have heard from many people about the preservation of the environment. Please go to the website of the film and visit the website of the Joshua Tree Institute to learn about the area where the film was shot. This film is well worth the time and money. I will be watching this film again. Thank you Mr. Tompkins.
Julia Carter
Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 13:47

I've seen this film a few times now and the more I think about it, the more I want to see it again. I recently read the book by Lawrence Wright and I think the film is a must see. It is a true and accurate story and I think it would be a shame to lose the truth. I will admit that I am a conservative and never got very excited about the Iraq war and I felt that the war was not about protecting America or our freedoms. I was very disappointed that we lost that war and now we are in a war without any enemy or enemy to fight. It is a shame that a lot of people just don't get it. I'm sure many of the people in the audience will have their own thoughts about the film. I think it is a great film. I really love the film because it is true and it has no agenda other than telling a true story. I have never seen a documentary like this. I was shocked at the inaccuracies that were in the book and I think that most people are going to like the film because it is factual and you can see the truth that the film is about. I love the fact that the film is a true story. It is a little different than most documentaries because we are not trying to show a lie or a propaganda film. It is just a story and it is a very great story. I have seen it 5 times and I will see it again. I love it and I think that the film should be shown everywhere and it should be in schools. I think the film is just great.
Laura Crawford
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 10:23

I was lucky enough to attend the screenings of this documentary and it's not at all what I expected. It's more than that. It's an honest, un-judgemental look at the US Military and the treatment of the military veterans in the US. This movie is one of the best I have seen in a long time and will most certainly not disappoint you.
Rebecca
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 17:34

I think this is a terrific documentary. We are all in the trenches of our own lives. In this case, the focus is on the early history of the basic income project. I especially loved the interviews with the most important figures. It was very interesting to hear the perspective of the present project leaders and those who were directly involved in this early work. I also like that it was mostly made in English. It is not a subject that would have been easy to produce in other languages. The interviews with the key figures are among the most fascinating. It's hard to watch the man who was directly involved in the basic income project and not see his frustration and anger. His sense of injustice is not just some psychological phenomenon. He was willing to break all the rules and justifiably, but he still felt that his rights were being violated. He was willing to endure the long hours, and he believed that the great majority of his fellow citizens in his country were willing to do the same thing. His sense of anger is not just an emotional response, but it is a reflection of his frustration at not being treated fairly. It is easy to see how this anger would have changed his life. It was also interesting to see the reactions of his wife, the person he loved most in the world. He never had a problem with her, but he was also able to express himself and express his anger to her. She was happy to have him, but she also understood that the issue was personal. This was a great, nuanced, and honest documentary. I strongly recommend it.
Sarah Walsh
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 08:04

The overwhelming focus of this documentary is on the two people who were jailed after a botched attempt to blow up a federal building in Oklahoma City. But it is the people who were arrested for what they did, that are most important to this story. The people who were arrested were all young adults, but it was clear that they were not the only ones in this town who were ready to do anything. The fact that so many young people were arrested and jailed, but not charged for their crimes, tells us all that we need to know about the huge problem of young people taking part in drug smuggling. The most shocking aspect of this film is that the people arrested were not even tried for these crimes. The footage and interviews with those arrested are heartbreaking and hard to watch. These men and women, were in no way protected or tried. The people arrested, were just like you and I, and we should all be concerned with how many more of them will be arrested. It is not just that they are young adults, they are children, and we are all on the same side. I urge everyone to see this film, it is really important.
Debra
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 10:50

This documentary is well done and full of great information and great interviews. I think the directors did an excellent job with it. I think that they should do another one to continue the same theme. I think that this is a great documentary. I would definitely buy this on DVD.
Larry
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 01:20

The Russian government is a joke. They would rather fight a war in the middle of the city with the residents of the city then to release these people. I think the movie is great because you can see how people feel in this situation and you can understand how their lives are affected by this problem. It is also a good film to tell people not to trust the government or the political parties because they are the cause of all the problems. This movie shows the situation of the Russian people so well that you can actually understand the problems. The best part is the end when everyone is happy.
Joe L.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 18:36

This is an excellent documentary. It is very close to reality. The film makers put some of the facts about what they did and how they got where they are today. They are very well documented. A huge challenge was the equipment needed. It was expensive to get all the equipment in. The problem was that the equipment could not be shipped to our country, so they had to build it. They were going to pay a lot of money for the equipment. They ended up not making it. It was a lot of money and time, but they did it. They have the equipment and they have been working on the film for a year. The equipment is the only thing they do not have, so they had to do the film. I think they will get some recognition for it. They put it out on DVD so that they can show it to the world.
Grace C.
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 21:46

This documentary is simply amazing. I thought that this was going to be an anti-Obama documentary. I was wrong. I felt like I was watching a documentary from the past about the world. It's very touching and beautiful, but it's also very realistic and real. This is a must watch for anyone. The things that the people did in this documentary were all very believable. I think the subjects should get a special award for their bravery. It was very heartwarming. I think that the audience will be so moved by this documentary that they will be inspired to do something to help the world.
Rose C.
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 10:38

This documentary is a must watch for everyone. It speaks to people of all ages, and is very personal and insightful. It has a number of interviews with people all over the world, but it's the stories about the same people that stand out. I can't recommend it highly enough. If you have seen this film before, you will understand what I am talking about. If you haven't, I highly recommend you watch it.
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