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The remarkable journey of filmmaker Harpreet Kaur, who travels from the rural villages of Punjab to the capital of India with children of farmers, who've committed suicide. She confronts the government's highest officials with the hope that they will understand the effects of their policies and avail the opportunity to help these children.
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00:00foreign
00:08foreign
00:10We read our books and we read our books and we read our books.
00:52We know the only way to help them is to give them aid that will help their children to be
01:00educated.
01:10We know the only way to help them is to give them aid that will help their children to be
01:15educated.
01:23We've come to America and we've been making a movie called Kisana.
01:29We don't know the American people, but we don't know why we've seen it.
01:35We've been making a film of this film.
01:37We've been working for two years and we've been waiting for 2 years.
01:40The people are listening to this filmrent and they have not hearing them.
01:45We don't want to get ellos.
01:46They don't want to get those kids out there.
01:50People don't want a family to get them.
01:50Even if they don't want to get them, nothing is called for them.
01:53Find them that they don't want to get rid of the family.
01:56If they don't want their children to get their other friends.
01:59Then after that, they'll just give up their attention.
02:02They will do the privilege for them.
02:15Oh
02:16Oh
02:17Oh
02:17Oh
02:18Oh
02:19Oh
02:19Oh
02:19Oh
02:19Oh
02:19So
02:28Oh
02:33Oh
02:44Oh
02:48Oh
02:49Oh
02:50Oh
02:50Oh
02:50Oh
03:03Oh
03:03Oh
03:04Oh
03:04Oh
03:04Oh
03:04Oh
03:04I think that I had a new rally
03:05I thought it was a way to achieve my child
03:09I am so proud of the people in this mission
03:16Suicide! No more!
03:19Suicide! No more!
03:23Suicide! No more!
03:25Suicide! No more!
03:28Suicide! No more!

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