"A dreamlike documentary depicting the total blackout of four girls' lives, eclipsed by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. It is a story about four sisters, Lara, Eugenisse, Fátima and Luisa-- the oldest sixteen and the youngest nine. They are AIDS orphans living in the Mozambican town of Chimoio. Their mother died of AIDS and their father disappeared, probably to commit suicide in a nearby place of spirits. The film documents the girls' day-to-day struggle for existence as they try to make ends meet by reselling produce they have bought from the market."--Container.
"Four sisters' lives are 'eclipsed' by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. They live as AIDS orphans, and have a day-to-day struggle as they try to re-sell produce they've bought from the market in their small town. Town elders attempt to counsel them and lend direction to their lives."
"This is a story of four sisters, Lara, Eugenisse, Fátima and Luisa-- the oldest is sixteen and the youngest, ten. They are AIDS orphans living in Mozambique. This film documents their daily struggle for existence."
""A dreamlike documentary depicting the total blackout of four girls' lives, eclipsed by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. It is a story about four sisters, Lara, Eugenisse, Fátima and Luisa-- the oldest sixteen and the youngest nine. They are AIDS orphans living in the Mozambican town of Chimoio. Their mother died of AIDS and their father disappeared, probably to commit suicide in a nearby place of spirits. The film documents the girls' day-to-day struggle for existence as they try to make ends meet by reselling produce they have bought from the market."--Container."@en
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