The Price of Hope

-a documentary film-

Girls in Kimana, Kenya, show strength and resilience amid inconceivable trauma after being rescued from FGM and child marriage by Dorcus and John Parit.

About Film

Girls in Kimana, Kenya, show strength and resilience amid inconceivable trauma after being rescued from FGM and child marriage by Dorcus and John Parit.

In their own words, some of the girls tell incredible stories and share their future hopes and desires. The point of view of the Parits, who boldly go against tradition to rescue the girls, and commentary from local activists drive the story. The film highlights the community's extraordinary passion and commitment to improving the lives of otherwise forgotten girls in their community.

Taken to the safety of Hope Beyond Transitional Center, the girls find safe refuge, recover, and receive a quality education. However, as many have never been to school before their rescue, they must first acquire basic learning and essential life skills.

While the film reveals the dangerous practices of female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage, it gives a voice to the rescued girls. It emboldens them and their advocates to inspire and encourage others in their community and beyond.

A Tusk Arts Center Production in association with a Suitcase and a Dream Production. Educational Distribution by Good DOCS.