S12·E11 Children of Haiti
Synopsis
In the midst of Haiti's lush mountains and historical relics are 500,000 orphan children who live in the streets -- known as "the soulless" and forgotten by their own people. This program follows three teenage boys -- Denick, a charming 14-year-old; Nickenson, a tough but sensitive 16-year-old; and Antoine, an energetic paint-thinner abuser -- who share a common dream of education, government assistance, and social acceptance. Shot in the northern city of Cap-Haitien over a period of two years, this film captures the spirit of human survival.
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When did Season 12 Episode 11 of Independent Lens air?
Season 12, Episode 11 ('Children of Haiti') originally aired on January 11, 2011.
How long is Season 12 Episode 11 ('Children of Haiti')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in Independent Lens Season 12 Episode 11?
In the midst of Haiti's lush mountains and historical relics are 500,000 orphan children who live in the streets -- known as "the soulless" and forgotten by their own people. This program follows three teenage boys -- Denick, a charming 14-year-old; Nickenson, a tough but sensitive 16-year-old; and ...
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