Directing
Judy Jackson
Known for
Directing
Credits
5 titles
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NRGay men discuss sexuality, masculinity and relationships in a documentary filmed just before the outbreak of AIDS.
Male Sexuality
1981
NRAt the age of 12, child activist Craig Kielburger, began his extraordinary fight against child labour. He went to India to find out about the realities of children who are forced to work in the carpet trade. He confronted the Canadian Prime Minister and then he toured the world, speaking out wherever he could. The film explores the complex issue of working children, and looks at “Free The Children” – the movement Craig and his school friends founded. Shot in India, Brazil & the Philippines.
It Takes a Child
1998
NRGay women from different generations discuss their experiences in this revealing TV documentary.
Lesbians (Gay Life)
1981
Behind the camera
NRGay men discuss sexuality, masculinity and relationships in a documentary filmed just before the outbreak of AIDS.
Male Sexuality
1981
NRAt the age of 12, child activist Craig Kielburger, began his extraordinary fight against child labour. He went to India to find out about the realities of children who are forced to work in the carpet trade. He confronted the Canadian Prime Minister and then he toured the world, speaking out wherever he could. The film explores the complex issue of working children, and looks at “Free The Children” – the movement Craig and his school friends founded. Shot in India, Brazil & the Philippines.
It Takes a Child
1998
NRAt the age of 12, child activist Craig Kielburger, began his extraordinary fight against child labour. He went to India to find out about the realities of children who are forced to work in the carpet trade. He confronted the Canadian Prime Minister and then he toured the world, speaking out wherever he could. The film explores the complex issue of working children, and looks at “Free The Children” – the movement Craig and his school friends founded. Shot in India, Brazil & the Philippines.
It Takes a Child
1998
NRAt the age of 12, child activist Craig Kielburger, began his extraordinary fight against child labour. He went to India to find out about the realities of children who are forced to work in the carpet trade. He confronted the Canadian Prime Minister and then he toured the world, speaking out wherever he could. The film explores the complex issue of working children, and looks at “Free The Children” – the movement Craig and his school friends founded. Shot in India, Brazil & the Philippines.
It Takes a Child
1998
NRGay women from different generations discuss their experiences in this revealing TV documentary.
Lesbians (Gay Life)
1981
