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SDIFF Partners with the Women's Museum of California to screen "EXIT"

EXIT is one of 10 thoughtfully curated films and added to the “Women’s Series” a partnership between The San Diego International Festival & The Women’s Museum Of California.

San Diego International Film Festival to Partner with Authentic ID and All 4 Humanity Alliance for EXIT Screening

The San Diego International Film Festival has announced their partnership with Authentic ID and All 4 Humanity Alliance in their efforts to continue to shine a light on the issue of Human Trafficking in our community and beyond. The SDiFF has programmed the film EXIT- A JOURNEY OUT OF THE HEART OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

What to watch for at the Lake Travis Film Festival As Featured in the Austin American-Statesman

Wilson’s documentary will play on from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 16 at the Contracommon in the Galleria. Wilson’s documentary will play on from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 16 at the Contracommon inWhat to watch for at the Lake Travis Film Festival the Galleria. The documentary will also release in September in both Spanish and English.

“I am honored that the Lake Travis Film Festival has added 'Exit' to their programming and given it the evening slot,” Wilson said.

What to watch for at the Lake Travis Film Festival

Nonmusical documentaries include “Exit” by Alison Jayne Wilson, one of 13 foreign films that will be shown at the festival, which is about three women who are victims of human trafficking in Spain, the damage it causes and the extreme difficulties faced by the women trying to recove

Wilson’s documentary will play on from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 16 at the Contracommon in the Galleria

“The three women in my film, Vanessa, Hope and Alika … are at various stages of their recovery, from different parts of the world and different ages,” Wilson said. “The commonality is that they were all lied to and were identified as victims of trafficking. I know they work very hard every day to survive, to think clearly, and have had to work very hard to retain any form of self-esteem or self-love due to their exploitation.”