Trapped – a love story
In the interactive short film “Trapped – a love story” you get to make choices.
Everyday of your life, you face thousands of choices. You choose what to eat, what to wear and what to listen to. Some choices do not have consequences, while others can have a major impact on your life.
But not everyone has the possibility to choose. All around the world girls are growing up without choosing who and when they want to marry. Girls forced into marriage often have to quit school and move in with a man they don’t know.
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