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Living With The Stream

Living With the Stream - A sneak peek to the one day life of the low profile worker, The Fishmonger.



This is a short film by my bro Aeyaz Hassan which he says an experimental film shot from Deira Fish Market and Dhow Wharfage in Dubai. But I would describe it as an inspirational or thought provoking film.

I got inspired by bro's good thought to bring the life of the low profile workers to the outside world.
So here I helped him with the script part.

How many of us are even aware of the hardships they are enduring to bring us the best of sea foods ?
Why would we think about them, Right ? We just need the best of fish to meet up our savor.

But here, bro Aeyaz had taken some time to capture some moments of the fish mongers and executed it so well to make us think about the hardships encountered by the low profile workers to attain their shallow salary in order to make their living.
We will also get a lesson from those Fishmongers about how to get satisfy and happy with every penny that we acquire by shedding some sweat.

I mentioned this video "Living With The Stream" as the thought provoking video, because it made me to think what reward those low profile workers are getting apart from their little salary to live a day. Aren't they deserving to get something more than the few pennies, after all those hardships they are going through day after day ? I would love to support these poor people, but How ? By bringing up their story in front of the whole world especially ruling ones. I am doing my part by sharing this video. May this "Living With The Stream" reach more people to get a visual of the sons of the stream.

Kindly watch the video friends. The link to the video is given below. Feel free to share it, if you really liked it.

https://vimeo.com/174634445




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