Birds of Passage

The film follows a group of 100 orphaned girls, victims of China’s "One-Child" policy, as they embark on a perilous journey for freedom. Led by the determined activist Mrs. Brown, played by Charlotte de Turckheim, these girls board a tramp freighter in a dramatic attempt to evade the Chinese authorities.

With a blend of adventure, crime, action, drama, and thriller elements, Birds of Passage presents a gripping narrative that addresses significant social issues. The film features a strong performance by Stacy Keach and showcases the struggle for survival amidst a storm of adversity. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique storyline and its depiction of a crucial human rights theme, making it a noteworthy piece within the adventure and crime genres.