They were just kids when WWII flipped their world upside down. During the Japanese occupation, thousands of girls from the Chinese mainland and the Philippines were forced into sexual slavery nd bound by silence for decades 😔. Today, “Last Daughters,” a moving documentary, finally gives these women a voice.
Here’s what makes it a must-watch:
- Stolen childhoods: Teens turned into “comfort women,” enduring horrors no one should ever face.
- Breaking the silence: Survivors unpack memories stored away for 70+ years, finding the courage to speak out.
- Cross-border lens: Powerful stories from the Chinese mainland and the Philippines—showing that pain and resilience know no borders.
- Enduring legacy: How these women’s strength is inspiring younger generations to fight for justice and healing 💪.
“Last Daughters” doesn’t just revisit the past—it connects it to our present, reminding us why human rights and empathy matter more than ever. Ready for a deep dive into history, hope, and heart? 🎥✨
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Last Daughters: Voices of Chinese and Filipina WWII sex slaves
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