《BBC 欢迎来到拉各斯》(BBC Welcome To Lagos)更新至第3集[PDTV][TVRip]
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《欢迎来到拉各斯》节目带领观众一览尼日尼亚拉各斯的生活，这里是世界上环境最严苛的城市之一。共3集。（文：life_is_good@YDY）
Welcome To Lagos is a documentary series which takes a look at life in Lagos, Nigeria, of one of the toughest urban environments in the world.
引用Three-part observational documentary series which explores life at the sharp end of one of the most extreme urban environments in the world: Lagos, Nigeria. Today, more than half the world's population live in cities, and this eye-opening series shows what life is really like in some of the toughest parts of the world's fastest growing megacity.
The first episode uncovers life in the Olusosun rubbish dump. Here, around 1000 people live on top of the rubbish in houses built from scrap. The film follows the daily lives of two men who have become skilled at turning rubbish into gold. Eric, aka Vocal Slender, is a musician, and every bit of scrap he finds brings him one step closer to his dream of launching his music career, but a serious fight nearly ruins his chances.
Joseph is a trader who works hard to provide for his wife and two small children, and who has filled his house with things he has found on the dump. 'If there was a bigger, dirtier, stinkier dump where I could earn more money for my family, then I'd go there to work,' he says.
With extraordinary access to some of the poorest parts of town, the series celebrates the resilience, resourcefulness and energy of Lagos's 16 million inhabitants, and shows how successfully many of its slum dwellers are adapting to the realities of the world's increasingly extreme urban future.
Broadcast on:
BBC Two, 9:00pm Thursday 15th April 2010
Duration:
60 minutes
Available until:
9:59pm Thursday 6th May 2010
Categories:
* Audio Described,
* Factual
代码Welcome.To.Lagos.S01E01.WS.PDTV.XviD-FTP
Rls Date 15 April 2010
Air Date 15 April 2010
Format PDTV
Resolution 640 X 352
Audio 128 ish VBR MP3
Size 39 Files 550MB
Genre Documentary
Description
A series about life in Nigeria's slum-packed mega-city
I know what you're thinking this will be misery TV. When
you learn that the first programme is set mostly on a
rubbish dump where hundreds of people live and work
you imagine a heart-tugging polemic about poverty and
suffering. But you'd be wrong. Because the makers of
the series have realised there's more to poor Africans than
victimhood. So instead they show us ordinary Nigerians
who are tough, optimistic and full of shrewd ways to
scrape a living. We meet dashing Eric, quot;Slender quot; to his
friends, who leads a double life scavenging on the dump
to earn money for his budding music career. We meet
another rubbish dealer, Joseph, whose 12 years on the
dump have enabled him to set up his wife and young
daughters, Peace and Patience, in a tiny flat
《欢迎来到拉各斯》节目带领观众一览尼日尼亚拉各斯的生活，这里是世界上环境最严苛的城市之一。共3集。（文：life_is_good@YDY）
Welcome To Lagos is a documentary series which takes a look at life in Lagos, Nigeria, of one of the toughest urban environments in the world.
引用Three-part observational documentary series which explores life at the sharp end of one of the most extreme urban environments in the world: Lagos, Nigeria. Today, more than half the world's population live in cities, and this eye-opening series shows what life is really like in some of the toughest parts of the world's fastest growing megacity.
The first episode uncovers life in the Olusosun rubbish dump. Here, around 1000 people live on top of the rubbish in houses built from scrap. The film follows the daily lives of two men who have become skilled at turning rubbish into gold. Eric, aka Vocal Slender, is a musician, and every bit of scrap he finds brings him one step closer to his dream of launching his music career, but a serious fight nearly ruins his chances.
Joseph is a trader who works hard to provide for his wife and two small children, and who has filled his house with things he has found on the dump. 'If there was a bigger, dirtier, stinkier dump where I could earn more money for my family, then I'd go there to work,' he says.
With extraordinary access to some of the poorest parts of town, the series celebrates the resilience, resourcefulness and energy of Lagos's 16 million inhabitants, and shows how successfully many of its slum dwellers are adapting to the realities of the world's increasingly extreme urban future.
Broadcast on:
BBC Two, 9:00pm Thursday 15th April 2010
Duration:
60 minutes
Available until:
9:59pm Thursday 6th May 2010
Categories:
* Audio Described,
* Factual
代码Welcome.To.Lagos.S01E01.WS.PDTV.XviD-FTP
Rls Date 15 April 2010
Air Date 15 April 2010
Format PDTV
Resolution 640 X 352
Audio 128 ish VBR MP3
Size 39 Files 550MB
Genre Documentary
Description
A series about life in Nigeria's slum-packed mega-city
I know what you're thinking this will be misery TV. When
you learn that the first programme is set mostly on a
rubbish dump where hundreds of people live and work
you imagine a heart-tugging polemic about poverty and
suffering. But you'd be wrong. Because the makers of
the series have realised there's more to poor Africans than
victimhood. So instead they show us ordinary Nigerians
who are tough, optimistic and full of shrewd ways to
scrape a living. We meet dashing Eric, quot;Slender quot; to his
friends, who leads a double life scavenging on the dump
to earn money for his budding music career. We meet
another rubbish dealer, Joseph, whose 12 years on the
dump have enabled him to set up his wife and young
daughters, Peace and Patience, in a tiny flat