Unseen Traffik tells the story of Lakshmi who works hard with her mother in Nepal. When her step father finds her a job in the city, she begins the long journey to India dreaming of earning money and making her family proud. The truth that awaits her is a living nightmare…
Unseen Traffik, based on the book by Patricia McCormick, is showing on the 18th & 19th February in Surbiton. For more information go to www.unseentraffik.co.uk
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