(14 Apr 2007) SHOTLIST :
1. Young peope walking on pedestrian bridge, tilt up to Rocinha favela or shantytown
2. Pan of Rocinha
3. Tour guide Marcelo Armstrong talking to tourists
4. Tilt down mountain to Rocinha
5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Marcelo Armstrong, Director of Favela Tour:
"Why come to Rio, see the Carnival celebrations, the Samba schools and ignore the place where that is produced - the favela?"
6. Group of tourists walking in favela alley
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Lieven de Groote, Tourist:
"I think in order to understand the city and the social aspects of the city, the favelas are the first place one should visit."
8. Favela area known as 'Tavares Bastos'
9. Favela resident Bob Nadkarni painting letter 'E'
10. Nadkarni showing his paintings, UPSOUND (English) Bob Nadkarni, Favela resident :
"This is my favourite because this is my lovely Malu (his wife)."
11. People sitting in main room of inn owned by Bob called "The Maze"
12. Malu, Bob's wife talking
13. Close up of Bob's hand peeling a potato
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bob Nadkarni, Favela resident :
"It's very interesting, there are places like Hampstead in London that used to be London's worst favela, it was called Cloth Hill 200 years ago and the direst of the times said that no man of any decent standard would be seen going in or coming out of there. In a favela, the small village syndrome is always apparent. Everybody knows everybody. It's possible to go next door and borrow half a bag of sugar or to pop into the bar with no money and they'll say, pay when you next come past."
15. Tourist Elisabeth Skipsted sitting on bed in room at Bob's inn "The Maze"
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Elisabeth Skipsted, Tourist :
"I think it's a movement that you can compare with eco-tourism but now it's within the area of cultural tourism. That people come here because they want to see something authentic, something that's different, something that they can relate to because it's people."
17. Tourist Abigail Harding in room at "The Maze" inn
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abigail Harding, Tourist :
"Where the jungle ends there, there's a big cliff and then you've got a drop and then the asphalt and I really like that. I feel like I'm bit of a princess in the tower here like Rapunzel, I need to let my hair down."
19. View of the city from the terrace of "The Maze"
20. Sugarloaf Mountain with cable car
21. Photographer Marcello Carino holding a camera
22. Various Marcello Carino looking at photographs
23. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Marcello Carino, Photographer :
"This house of Bob, Bob Nadkarni is very appropriate as a base, the possibility to take photos of a real favela, have a real image of a place like this."
24. Pan of Tavares Bastos favela
25. Architect, Wolfram Goebel walking in favela
26. SOUNDBITE: (English) Wolfram Goebel, Architect :
"Most people I see here, the big majority of people are very nice and decent and polite people, maybe not so well educated and so on, but very nice people which you can see the basic human values of solidarity to your neighbour and to helping each other."
27. Various people drinking and listening to music at "The Maze's" Bossa Nova night
LEAD IN:
When people visit the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, many visit Sugarloaf Mountain, others take a trip to the famous Copacabana beach.
But now an increasing number of people are also visiting the city's famous shanty towns or favelas.
Although no official figures have been published, city tourist guides claim that more and more overseas travellers are coming to visit and even to live and and work in the favelas.
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