
The Twelve Thousand ()
Overview
At 13 years old, Sona was sold from Nepal into forced-prostitution in India. She’s not the only one—an estimated 12,000 children are trafficked out of Nepal every year. The Twelve Thousand is a dramatic short film depicting the true story of one trafficked survivor.
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Budget | $250,000.00 |
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Revenue | $0.00 |
Original Language | ne |
Popularity | 0.6741 |
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