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The New Abolitionists (2022) | Slate

The New Abolitionists

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Rated 8.0 on TMDB

The New Abolitionists

A small light can overcome a great darkness.

Filmmaker Christina Zorich follows abolitionists throughout Southeast Asia that have dedicated their lives to rescuing, rehabilitating, preventing and prosecuting those involved in human sex trafficking.

Released: 2022
Runtime: 1h 38m
Rated: NR
Genres: Documentary, Crime
Country: Cambodia
Language: English

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Christina ZorichDirector, Writer

Laura SpaethWriter

Andrea ValentineWriter

Landon SatterfieldStory Consultant

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Olympia DukakisSelf
Christina ZorichSelf
Christopher BarnesSelf

Eng VengSelf
Daniel VaupelSelf
Annie DieselbergSelf

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