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Mustang: Film Guide

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A film guide that looks at Mustang (2015), in which five orphaned sisters are imprisoned by their family to guard their virtue in preparation to marry them off.
This guide is useful for exploring topics including Citizenship, PSHE and Religious Education in addition to highlighting themes surrounding gender, child safety, growing up, rural identity, and ethics.

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Mustang: Film Guide

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