

Bapoto : Director: Cundasawmy Louis Patrick | Genre: Drama | Produced In: 2008
Synopsis: Bapoto young boy unfortunate to be born in a poor family, good result at a school but bad comment by teacher just because he was poor. This film demonstrate that racism does not come only by people who have different skin color but also racism in culture, religion, social status, money and how people fight among themselves causing at the same time bloodshed. Bapoto unlucky to be poor as well as his family.
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