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OGLED stages a psychodrama commenting on global sex trafficking of Eastern European women ongoing since the collapse of Soviet Union. The cinematic act of sexual submission is a gesture exposing the systematic degradation of women as an aftermath of communism and its claims to civil “liberation” of women.
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OGLED stages a psychodrama commenting on global sex trafficking of Eastern European women ongoing since the collapse of Soviet Union. The cinematic act of sexual submission is a gesture exposing the systematic degradation of women as an aftermath of communism and its claims to civil “liberation” of women.
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