Dubai: A City of Dreams (trailer)

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Feature documentary on labor exploitation and human rights abuses in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Exclusive footage of labor camps and construction sites. Interviews with laborers.
LOG LINE: Dubai is a city of dreams. Some dreams come true, some don't.
Running time: 78 min.
Directed by: Robert Tutak
Produced by:
Manhattan Film Academy (www.mfacademy.com)
& Tutak Films (www.mfacademy.com)
© 2010 Tutak Films. All Rights Reserved.

[@tutakfilm]

Yes, we posted the video; it reflects the truth of the construction workers in Dubai. Truth hurts sometimes, and we understand your feelings. Thank you for the invitation to your home. Please invite the workers as well and feed them, they need it much more than we do.

[@tutakfilm]

@vtc31
They're no longer coming to Dubai; Dubai has cancelled most of its construction projects; the situation in the film is from 2008, before the word got out and before the economic collapse; those who are still in Dubai are stuck there, having no money to return home or not being allowed to return, indebted to their employers.

[@carmenfernandez979]

While I agree the situation for the construction workers is not something to feel proud of and believe that truth should be shown no matter what, I still get the feeling sometimes that people, for some reason, like to pick on the Emirates,Dubai specially,more than on any of the other countries around the world with similiar situations. There are things that need to be improved over here, but the situation is far more complex than people usually think and can't be summarize in couple of sentences

[@infantebenji]

these people are staying there temporary there dont need all the lurury thats for tourist obviously there are migrant workers if they want to be treated like kings they need to start spending their money . dubai is a great place stop all this propaganda no country on earth is perfect