China Blue

The most heartbreaking, moving film in theaters right now.

A poignant, all-too-common tale of casual abuse in a workplace that is candidly labeled "better than most."

Peled's film, much of it shot clandestinely with smuggled cameras, is commendable in its fair depiction of the problems faced by the textile industry.

Peled was harassed at every turn by Chinese officials, but he managed to get this shocking film made. That's just one reason China Blue is worthy of praise.

Shot at the peril of Peled and his crew, China Blue feels stage-managed at times.

Bleakly Dickensian as all this sounds, much of China Blue is charming, because its subjects are.

A heartbreaking and meticulous documentary about life inside a blue-jeans factory in China.