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China's Stolen Children [US Premiere] Series: Human Rights Watch International Film Festival 2008 [June 13 - 26] Director: Jezza Neumann, Country: United Kingdom, Release: 2007, Runtime: 87 “I think there must be something wrong with treating children as goods, but I can’t figure out what it is.”––Wang Li, veteran Chinese human trafficker In a society where the one child policy has made it beneficial for a family’s one child to be a son, child trafficking is thriving on an imbalance of supply and demand. Approximately 70,000 children are snatched from the streets of China each year, while families who break the policy by having a first child without a permit may be forced to sell their children if they cannot pay the required fee. Five-year-old Chen Jie was kidnapped from a market while his grandmother sold vegetables nearby. China’s Stolen Children follows Chen Jie’s parents as they try to secure their son’s safe return (risking fines from the government for doing so). The result is a powerful exploration of the one child policy's unintended and devastating ramifications. Narrated by Sir Ben Kingsley. Presented in association with Asian CineVision, www.asiancinevision.org. This HBO Documentary Film will premiere on HBO, July 14.

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