Invisible Woman

Verzio FF Submission The large influx of migrant workers from South East Asia in recent years has altered the racial composition of Hong Kong. However, there is little contact or understanding between the Hong Kong Chinese and the ‘foreigners’. “Invisible Women” takes a look at the life of three Ind...

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Other Authors: Cheung, Tammy
Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Language:English
Published: Sham Shui Po Community Association 1999
Hong Kong
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:4e300b46-1a9f-4798-99e4-1a1f1bda9be7
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author2 Cheung, Tammy
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dateSpan 1999
description Verzio FF Submission The large influx of migrant workers from South East Asia in recent years has altered the racial composition of Hong Kong. However, there is little contact or understanding between the Hong Kong Chinese and the ‘foreigners’. “Invisible Women” takes a look at the life of three Indian women in Hong Kong, in 1999. Vandana, an outspoken young barrister, was born and raised in Hong Kong. Preeti and Rehka, two young women from Bombay, came to work as domestics. These three women's backgrounds and experiences are very different. However, as Indians, they are all treated by mainstream society as "others". By documenting their lives this film addresses issues of gender inequality, unemployment, differentiated salaries, and the need for education and work opportunities.
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institution Open Society Archives at Central European University
language English
publishDate 1999
publisher Sham Shui Po Community Association
Hong Kong
spellingShingle Invisible Woman
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title Invisible Woman
topic [Documentary film]
url http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:4e300b46-1a9f-4798-99e4-1a1f1bda9be7