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The Cage Bird
A documentary filmed in 2012 in Dhaka City, Bangladesh about some children who were born in brothels and a woman who escaped from a brothel and is maintaining a shelter home for those children.
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A documentary filmed in 2012 in Dhaka City, Bangladesh about some children who were born in brothels and a woman who escaped from a brothel and is maintaining a shelter home for those children.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ashraf Shishir
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