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A group of women and men who suffered sexual abuse during their childhood tell their stories of struggle in first-person voices. In times of movements like #MeToo, their voices are presented as tools both to raise awareness of the issue and to support others.
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A group of women and men who suffered sexual abuse during their childhood tell their stories of struggle in first-person voices. In times of movements like #MeToo, their voices are presented as tools both to raise awareness of the issue and to support others.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Valeria Sartori
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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