Movies and TvShows featuring "child-beggar" theme.

Quills is a movie set in 19th century Paris, focusing on the life of the Marquis de Sade. The film explores themes of insanity, sexuality, and freedom of expression as the Marquis continues to write and publish controversial works from within an insane asylum. As the story progresses, we witness the Marquis engaging in various scandalous activities, including smuggling contraband, engaging in homoeroticism, and committing acts of violence. Quills offers a provocative and thought-provoking examination of society's treatment of deviant individuals and the power of art to challenge societal norms.

April and the Extraordinary World is set in an alternate reality in 1941, where scientists around the world are mysteriously disappearing. In this steampunk-inspired world, animal experimentation has led to the creation of mutant creatures and air pollution has become a major problem. April, an orphan and daughter of two kidnapped scientists, teams up with her talking cat and a young thief to uncover the truth behind the disappearances and stop the impending energy crisis. Along the way, they encounter epic sci-fi elements, alternate history, and a host of intriguing characters.

In the slums of India, two orphaned siblings navigate the harsh realities of life as they shine shoes to survive. With determination and resilience, they face various challenges, including the temptations of an illicit liquor trade and the mistreatment of street people. Through their journey, they discover the power of hope, dignity, and the importance of family.

Demi-Tarif follows the low-key adventures of three young siblings, Romeo, Launa, and the youngest - Leo, left on their own in a rundown Paris apartment. One of them narrates, wistfully explaining how their mother abandoned them and calls them once in a while to see how they are doing or tell them she loves them. The three kids do as they please, roaming the streets, running out of restaurants without paying for food, and shoplifting from the local grocery store. They eat whatever and whenever they want, gorging themselves on sweets. They beg for change on the Metro and show up late for school in tattered, dirty clothes. All the while, they try to keep the fact that they are alone a secret from the world of adults.