Every Stranger's Eyes by Ben Randall
Every Stranger’s Eyes is Part One of the incredible true story behind the acclaimed documentary Sisters for Sale
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Young women on the border between Vietnam and China find themselves caught between a violent custom and a vicious criminal underworld...
The multi-award-winning documentary Sisters for Sale is an incredible true story of hope, courage, and freedom. This new book, Every Stranger’s Eyes, tells the first four amazing years of that story.
Investigating the mysterious disappearances of his local friends May and Pang, an Australian filmmaker uncovers a human trafficking crisis and sparks an amazing series of events. Betrayed, kidnapped, and forced into marriage with strangers, May and Pang – still only teenagers – are forced to make the heartbreaking choice between their baby girls and their own freedom.
Every Stranger’s Eyes is a powerful and deeply personal account illustrating the importance of direct action and the dangers of losing sight of what you believe in.
Since its premiere in Italy in November 2018, Sisters for Sale has won awards and acclaim at film festivals around the world for exceptional filmmaking and courageous storytelling. It has now been translated into more than a dozen languages – an extraordinary feat for such a small production.
Sisters for Sale is a five-year story. Every Stranger’s Eyes covers the first four of those years, from February 2010 to January 2014. The second part of the story, Suspicious Minds, will be released in mid-2020.
The multi-award-winning documentary Sisters for Sale is an incredible true story of hope, courage, and freedom. This new book, Every Stranger’s Eyes, tells the first four amazing years of that story.
Investigating the mysterious disappearances of his local friends May and Pang, an Australian filmmaker uncovers a human trafficking crisis and sparks an amazing series of events. Betrayed, kidnapped, and forced into marriage with strangers, May and Pang – still only teenagers – are forced to make the heartbreaking choice between their baby girls and their own freedom.
Every Stranger’s Eyes is a powerful and deeply personal account illustrating the importance of direct action and the dangers of losing sight of what you believe in.
Since its premiere in Italy in November 2018, Sisters for Sale has won awards and acclaim at film festivals around the world for exceptional filmmaking and courageous storytelling. It has now been translated into more than a dozen languages – an extraordinary feat for such a small production.
Sisters for Sale is a five-year story. Every Stranger’s Eyes covers the first four of those years, from February 2010 to January 2014. The second part of the story, Suspicious Minds, will be released in mid-2020.
 Ben Randall | About the Author The author, Ben Randall, is an Australian activist and acclaimed documentary filmmaker. His work has been seen and heard by millions of people around the world via new and traditional media - including CNN, Discovery Asia, Newsweek, TEDx, VICE, ABC, CBC, Channel NewsAsia, VTV, Walk Free, Freedom United, Imgur, and Reddit. The documentary, books, and associated podcast are all part of The Human, Earth Project, a non-profit grassroots organisation founded by the author in 2013. All sales help fund the fight against human trafficking. THE HUMAN, EARTH PROJECT www.humanearth.net |
| The books Book one: Every Stranger’s Eyes (OUT NOW) 978-0-6487573-0-6 (PDF) 978-0-6487573-1-3 (Paperback) 978-0-6487573-2-0 (EPUB) Book two: Suspicious Minds (MID-AUGUST) 978-0-6487573-3-7 (PDF) 978-0-6487573-4-4 (Paperback) 978-0-6487573-5-1 (EPUB) Book three: The Man’s Machine (FORTHCOMING) 978-0-6487573-6-8 (PDF) 978-0-6487573-7-5 (Paperback) 978-0-6487573-8-2 (EPUB) Price per title Paperback: AU22.95, US14.95, GBP11.95, EU13.95, CA19.95 PDF/EPUB: AU10.95, US7.95 | Booksellers, educational and library suppliers please order from:  Individuals please order from your preferred local bookshop or online bookseller OR go to THE HUMAN, EARTH PROJECT website at www.humanearth.net  |
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