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Bling (2007)

Bling (2007)
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For anyone who has dropped thousands on bling without giving so much as a second though as to where their flashy jewelry came from, the Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon, Paul Wall, and Tego Calderon take a trip to war-torn Sierra Leone to learn the true cost of materialistic excess. In the 1980s diamond jewelry became a stable of hip-hop culture, eventually evolving into a billion dollar industry. But what of the endless suffering endured by the miners, amputees, and child soldiers who have given life and limb for the "blood diamonds" that shimmer so lustrously under the brilliant lights which illuminate the stage? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Director(s):
Raquel Cepeda
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Synopsis of Bling

For anyone who has dropped thousands on bling without giving so much as a second though as to where their flashy jewelry came from, the Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon, Paul Wall, and Tego Calderon take a trip to war-torn Sierra Leone to learn the true cost of materialistic excess. In the 1980s diamond jewelry became a stable of hip-hop culture, eventually evolving into a billion dollar industry. But what of the endless suffering endured by the miners, amputees, and child soldiers who have given life and limb for the "blood diamonds" that shimmer so lustrously under the brilliant lights which illuminate the stage? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
87 mins

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Director(s):
Raquel Cepeda
Writer(s):
Raquel Cepeda
Producer(s):
Filippo BozottiRebecca Chaiklin
Categories:
DocumentarySpecial Interest
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Linda B.

This movie was very interesting and should make quite a few rappers and people in the entertainment industry sit up and take notice as to how their patronage in the diamond trade only makes the people of Sierra Leon poorer. I was really impressed with the compassion displayed by Raekwon and Paul Wall to the people who worked so hard in the diamond mines and the residents who live in Sierra Leon were actually homeless, but live in a country that produces millions in the diamond trade. A MUST SEE movie.

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