10 Women in Science Fiction Films
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The Girl with the Red Ribbons
Viru secretly envies her best friend Bhanu for her beautiful hair. And her mother refuses to buy her at least new red ribbons. Then Viru is humiliated in front of the entire class when she discovers a strange bloodstain of her first periods on the uniform. Can Bhanu save her friend?
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Viru secretly envies her best friend Bhanu for her beautiful hair. And her mother refuses to buy her at least new red ribbons. Then Viru is humiliated in front of the entire class when she discovers a strange bloodstain of her first periods on the uniform. Can Bhanu save her friend?
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