Matrioshki - girl trafficker

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Television series
German title Matrioshki - girl trafficker
Original title Matroesjka's
Country of production Belgium
original language Dutch , Flemish , English , Lithuanian , Russian
Year (s) 2005-2007
Production
company
Independent Productions ,
Lietuvos Kinostudija ,
Living Films ,
Vlaams Audiovisueel Fonds
length 50 minutes
Episodes 20 in 2 seasons
genre Crime series
idea Guy Goossens ,
Mark Punt
production Mark Punt ,
Guy Goossens ,
Robertas Urbonas
First broadcast January 5, 2005 on vtm
German-language
first broadcast
April 1, 2009 on RTL Crime
occupation
synchronization

Matrioshki is a Flemish TV series about a group of women from Lithuania and Russia who are trafficked into Belgium and forced into prostitution . It is broadcast on vtm and canal + .

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The series, devised by Guy Goossens and Mark Punt, was first broadcast in Belgium in 2005. After the success of the first season, a second was commissioned, which aired in 2008 and takes place three years later. The program takes on the subject of human trafficking, but sees itself as an entertainment series despite the serious background. The first German broadcast of the 10-part first season took place on April 1, 2009 on RTL Crime .

content

Ray van Mechelen and Mark Camps are girls traffickers. They travel to Lithuania to supply their brothels in Belgium with prostitutes. During a dance competition, they persuade girls to perform as dancers in discotheques in Western Europe and have them sign a contract in Greek that they do not understand. In Cyprus girls are taught striptease ; then they are taken to Antwerp , and after their papers have been removed, the ten young women are distributed to the brothels. The series shows the fate of women who are forced into prostitution by force. There is also no help from the authorities or the sometimes corrupt police. The Belgian journalist Nicolas tries to help.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. fernsehserien.de