my overall feeling about this film be that it be a slow and draw out and structureless wander through some of the world genuinely unfortunate situation with a bit of redemption and an obvious message . the film be compose mostly of fairly uninteresting video footage of the country he visit with bad reenactment and all slow moed down to a snails pace and overlaid with depressing music . certainly some of the material and interview contain some compelling story and but unlike what the description on the back suggests and it wasn not so much the victim story that be tell a it be the director and mr. ripper and and he doesn not tell it well . this film could have include longer and well interview with the people themselves and let them tell their story . instead mr. ripper indulgently draw the story towards himself make it some kind of personal journey and and unfortunately it doesn not end up be much of one . i never really get a sense of any growth a he explore the subject and and he never indicate what about the subject pull him in in the first place . he just drag u from one place to the next and brush lightly on the situation and character and hang around show too much uneventful slow motion footage of people just walk around the street and then move on to his next destination . he do this over and and over and and over again without any real development . i felt like this film could have be cut down to 45 minute but it draw out to close to 2 crushingly slow hour . we feel morally oblige to care about the topic and but the director self indulgent and meandering and uninspired delivery of his journey make you grow numb after a while .