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Photo by Stephanie Sinclair @stephsinclairpix @tooyoungtowed // Aisha, 17, plays with her 8-month-old son Mohammed, born of a Boko Haram fighter in Maiduguri, Nigeria after her abduction four year prior. Five girls from her family were taken by the militant group, which began it’s insurgency against the Nigerian government in 2009. TODAY, JUNE 24, our film Child, Bride, Mother: Nigeria , which follows Aisha, will be playing as part of the #Brooklyn Women’s Film Festival (BWFF) at The Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It will be one of 10 shorts shown tomorrow, starting at 12pm. The run time for the whole program is 1 h 42 m. To purchase tickets, please visit www.brooklynwomensfilmfestival.com. For those who cannot attend, you can see the film at https://vimeo.com/201048426 The film follows Aisha, who was just 13 when she was kidnapped by Boko Haram, caged and forced to marry one of the militant group’s insurgents, a fighter who “smelled of blood.” Three-and-a-half years later, she escaped, pregnant and with nowhere safe to go. For Boko Haram’s child brides, freedom presents a different sort of struggle. — The BWFF is a female focused film festival, run by women, about women and for everyone. BWFF showcases films made by female writers and/or directors and gives special preference to films that contain women in key creative roles. The films are fierce, edgy, and relevant. #tooyoungtowed #endchildmarriage #bringbackallourgirls @brooklynwomensfilmfestival

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