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Sisters For Sale

Sisters For Sale

2019•1h 28m
Documentary

Returning to the mountains of northern Vietnam to investigate the mysterious abduction of his teenaged friends, an Australian filmmaker uncovers a local human trafficking crisis, and sparks an incredible series of events. Sisters For Sale is a powerful, very personal story exploring the complex realities of human trafficking; an inspiring true story of hope, courage and freedom, with the power to make a real difference.

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Production

The Human, Earth Project

Language

EN

Status

Released

Release Date

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Cast

May

Herself

Cho

Cho

Herself

Pang

Herself

Ben Randall

Himself

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