The Wild Years

This documentary focuses on three boys, Daniel, Habtom, and Yohannes, who live on the streets of Addis Ababa. They share their experiences of playing, eating, and arguing together, which reflects their childhood despite their challenging circumstances.

The film highlights the harsh realities faced by these children, portraying their daily lives with a straightforward approach. With around 270,000 other street kids in the capital, it sheds light on a significant social issue without resorting to excessive sentimentality.

As a collector, this film could appeal to those interested in documentaries that tackle social themes and human resilience. Its candid portrayal of life on the streets offers a thought-provoking perspective on childhood poverty in Ethiopia.