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Deep Dive: Body Without Soul (1996)

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Body Without Soul
Body Without Soul is a 1996 documentary directed by Wiktor Grodecki that focuses on underage boys aged 14 to 17 in Prague who are victims of sex trafficking. The film presents interviews with these boys, allowing them to share their experiences of being sold and abused as child prostitutes. Through their narratives, the film addresses complex themes such as their sexual orientation, the impact of AIDS, and their aspirations and fears regarding life and death. This documentary is the second in Grodecki's trilogy on male prostitution, following Not Angels But Angels (1994) and preceding Mandragora (1997). The film runs for 94 minutes and provides a raw and unfiltered look at the lives of these boys, emphasizing their struggles and the harsh realities they face in a society that often overlooks their plight.

Why Watch

  • •Meet boys from Prague affected by sex trafficking.
  • •Find out about their hopes and fears.
  • •See the impact of AIDS on their lives.

Did You Know

•The film features boys aged 14 to 17 from Prague.
•Wiktor Grodecki created this documentary as part of a trilogy.
•Body Without Soul has a runtime of 94 minutes.
•The boys discuss topics like money, AIDS, and their dreams.

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Child welfare advocatesSex trafficking awarenessDocumentary enthusiasts