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Women for Sale
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli journalist and filmmaker nili tal 's 2005 documentary that profiles russian women who have immigrated t”. Today it says “a 2005 documentary film by israeli journalist”.
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Women for Sale is Israeli journalist and filmmaker Nili Tal 's 2005 documentary that profiles Russian women who have immigrated to Israel to work as prostitutes . The film explores why half a million women from the former USSR have fled the country to work as prostitutes in the West, particularly Israel. With a non-judgmental approach, the film steps into these women's minds to explore their hopes and concerns.1
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israeli journalist and filmmaker nili tal 's 2005 documentary that profiles russian women who have immigrated t
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a 2005 documentary film by israeli journalist
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