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Local film about human trafficking premieres in January

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BAKERSFIELD, CA. - A locally produced documentary film made to raise awareness about human trafficking in Kern County is set to premiere in January.

The film by Michael Fagans, titled "A Trafficked Life," will premiere at the Maya Cinemas Theater on California Avenue on Jan. 8. 

The film is sponsored by the Kern Coalition Against Human Trafficking and Magdelene Hope, who are inviting the public to attend.

In addition to the film premiere, there will be an art exhibit and silent auction, as well as a resource fair and live music. 

There will also be a special presentation panel discussion with experts featured in the film and trafficking survivors.

Tickets are $20 and includes one showing of the film and access to the other events and food.

There will also be a second showing of the film at 7:45 p.m.

Tickets can be reserved by visiting their website at thetraffickedlife.org.

Kern Coalition Against Human Trafficking is a local organization dedicated to raising awareness and combating human trafficking in Kern County.

You can learn more about the organization at kcaht.org 

The film is not yet rated.

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