This documentary follows the life of 3 women coffee producers from northern Nicaragua. It aims to show the benefits to their life as individuals and as a community that the Fair Trade commerce has brought. Inspired by original Nicaraguan campesino music and instruments, this piece reiterates the positive impact of supporting fair trade, by underlining the emotiveness of the images.
This film is featured in the Greenpeace
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Coffee -
take it fairly
by Anita Sandhu
2006
director
Anita Sandhu
producer
Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign*
clip size 8MB
Juan Carlos Arenas, style: world-ethnic
