A documentary that looks at the dark side of the mobile phone industry.
This is a valuable film which needs to be seen and which holds an uneasy truth that makes us all complicit.
The valiant Paulsen tries hard for answers and gets some of them, too ,in this eye-opener of a film.
Commendable--if flawed.
Corporate tower blocks and corrupt Congolese mines do not make this gnarly doc easy to watch.
We talk about conflict diamonds; maybe now is the time to talk about conflict mobile phones.
An instructive, quietly angry movie.
Frank Piasecki Poulsen's investigation is horrifying at times, but it's also fast-moving, funny and genuinely thrilling.
Poulsen has a lot of previous form with this kind of thing. His excellent previous outings have brought him face to face with media moguls and FARC guerillas and here again he does not disappoint, nor does he avert his gaze.
Hard-hitting film exposes suffering of workers producing parts for our phones
A shocking connection: film-maker uncovers Blood in the Mobile
General release. Check local listings for show times.
Edinburgh Filmhouse, Edinburgh from Friday November 25, 2011, until Sunday November 27, 2011. More info: www.filmhousecinema.com