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City of Hope: A Children’s Story documents the stark life of Brazil’s favela (slums) children, and is a feature-length documentary capturing the lives of displaced children caught in a seemingly unending web of drugs, violence, prostitution, sexual slavery and deliberate acts to exterminate these unwanted children. In a country with an enlightened government, it is also a film of hope and salvation as both government and Brazil’s affluent private sector work to save these children.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011
CITY OF HOPE RIVISED1.mov
This is the story of Phillip Smith and the plight of Brazil's street children.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Grant
We would like to thank Princeton Walmart for their generous donation of $1000.00. This grant was made possible with the help of Rasheen, Assistant Manager at Princeton Walmart. Thanks to all at Walmart for the help.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Many Thanks to LoriJane Hair Studio
We would like to thank Jane and Lori from LoriJane Hair Studio in Trenton, NJ. Jane did a beautiful job on my hair colour. They have graciously offered to help raise money for our documentary City of Hope: A Children's Story.
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Two Street Children
Where will they find food today
Favelas
This is where the poor live
Child and Dog
Sleeping in Front of Shop
Let's Ride
Child Riding Bareback
Street Kid
Street children
Sleeping
street children
Huffing Glue
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City of Hope: A Children's Story
- Kimberly Switzgable
- Princeton, New Jersey, United States
- I grew up in Princeton, NJ. Spent my summers on Fire Island and Deer Isle Maine, riding my horse , traveling and exploring Princeton University. I fell in love with film at any early age and decided to go to film school. I've been able to combine my love of horses with the love of filmmaking. I also love to read what ever I can get my hands on. I found that I've excelled at still photography and love to watch people.