Film Lens
Maasai Daughters is a short documentary focusing on the lives of three girls and the women who rescued them from harmful cultural practices in their Maasai community. Set at the AIC Girls School and Rescue Center in Kajiado, Kenya, the film presents an intimate look at the sacrifices these women make to combat female genital mutilation and early forced marriage, which are prevalent in their culture.
The documentary provides a personal perspective on the struggles faced by these girls and the dedicated efforts of the women who support them. It captures the emotional and social dynamics within the Maasai community, emphasizing the importance of education and empowerment in the fight against violence against women.
Why Watch
- •Meet the brave women fighting against female genital mutilation.
- •See how education empowers Maasai girls at AIC Girls School.
- •Find out about the impact of cultural practices on young girls.
Did You Know
•The documentary features three girls rescued from harmful practices.
•The AIC Girls School and Rescue Center is located in Kajiado, Kenya.
•The film addresses issues of female genital mutilation and early forced marriage.
Perfect For
Women's rights activismCultural anthropologyDocumentary enthusiasts