Cycling Tahmina
1 x 52’
Documentary Series “Children, Seize the Future!”
A series featuring children living in the diverse world of Asia, overcoming challenges to seize their future.more images
Synopsis
Poverty and tradition are the major factors that lead to child marriage. In Bangladesh, 66% of girls are married before the age of 18. Born and raised in a poor family, 16-year-old Tahmina refused an arranged marriage by her parents, and now she cycles from school to school to advocate resisting child marriage.
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Program Info
Title | Cycling Tahmina | タハミナの勇気ある自転車旅 |
Series Title | Colors of Asia 2018 | カラーズ・オブ・アジア2018 |
Duration | 52 min. | 52分 |
Location | Bangladesh | バングラデシュ |
Language | English subtitle | 英語版(英語字幕) |
Production Format | HD | HD |
Genre | Human Interest / Children | ヒューマン・ドキュメンタリー / 子ども |
Director | Mahafuza AKTAR | マーフザ・アクター |
Productions | Image Vision / PAONETWORK Inc. | Image Vision / パオネットワーク |
Production Year | 2018 | 2018年 |
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Copyright | © Image Vision / Paonetwork Inc. | |
Rights | Except Bangladesh |
Director: Mahafuza Aktar
Bangladesh Television & Image Vision
I have directed several documentary, drama, children programs, from last 10 years. Produced co-production with NHK (ABU children drama, children programs and documentaries), ABU One Asia supported by Japan Govt. and Women & Children programs supported by UNICEF. Besides, making documentary on Human Development programs as UN-SDGs issues supported by JICA.
Producer: Kohei Kawabata
Paonetwork Inc.
KAWABATA Kohei has been working on documentaries since 1997 and joined PAONETWORK five years ago. His experiences are spread over all types of fields, including a documentary about the emotional conflicts of bureaucrats from Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs during the Iraq War, in which Japan deployed its defence forces in another country for the first time since World War II.
He recently has been working principally for NHK, focusing mainly on global issues. His recent documentaries cover topics such as the United States’ gun problem, in which a member of an assembly in Tucson, Arizona, introduced a progressive bill to control guns and faced aggressive opposition from gun supporters; the revolution in Egypt, where families are searching for their sons and daughters who disappeared; and Syrian lobbyists who are negotiating with the US government in Washington DC to intervene in the Syrian conflict.