Rough Aunties

Name: Rough Aunties
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2008-01-01

2008

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Rough Aunties is a 2008 documentary directed by Kim Longinotto. The film focuses on a group of women in Durban, South Africa, who fight for the rights and protection of abused children.

This documentary showcases the fearless efforts of a diverse group of women, known as the Rough Aunties, as they advocate for neglected children. Their work addresses systemic issues of apathy, corruption, and greed that impact vulnerable communities in Durban.

Directed by Kim Longinotto, known for her impactful storytelling, Rough Aunties highlights the resilience and determination of these women in their daily battles. The film sheds light on important social issues while offering a glimpse into the lives and struggles of those dedicated to making a difference in their community.

Documentary emphasizes real-life struggles and triumphs. · Unique portrayal of female empowerment within challenging contexts. · Highlights the importance of community support in child welfare.

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Rough Aunties was directed by Kim Longinotto.

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Rough Aunties was released in 2008.

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About This Movie

Rough Aunties is a 2008 documentary directed by Kim Longinotto. The film focuses on a group of women in Durban, South Africa, who fight for the rights and protection of abused children.

Documentary emphasizes real-life struggles and triumphs. · Unique portrayal of female empowerment within challenging contexts. · Highlights the importance of community support in child welfare.