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This still is from "Anak Hilang" ("Lost Child"), a story of the people who live in a slum neighborhood built above a filthy estuary in Jakarta. The film is part of the "Equatorial Trilogy," a set of dramas on population growth and the environment.
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Launch of the "Blue Circle"campaign, promoting family planning and private sector involvement in family planning services.
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A boy in Bangladesh.
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Group of men sitting in chairs, other men standing behind them, outside, talking to group of women sitting on ground in front of them. Edson Whitney in group of men.
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Still from vasectomy TV spot of two hearts with two babies
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Still from vasectomy TV spot of two hearts hugging
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Still from vasectomy TV spot of two hearts, shaped as hearts, together
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A family of four in Minya, Egypt.
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A clinic waiting area in Nigeria.
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Father sitting outside his home with his two daughters / girls
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Women and children at a clinic in Egypt.
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Toddler girl walking up steps to clinic
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Two girls wait for their parents at a clinic in Peru.
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People sitting in clinic waiting room
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A family planning poster on the front door of a general store.
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Couple inside a general store talking to saleswoman; family planning poster at front desk.
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People in clinic waiting room, woman is helping her little daughter, toddler, to walk
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Closeup of a woman appearing in the TV spot "Las Tromes."
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Closeup of a woman appearing in the TV spot "Las Tromes."
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Still from TV Spot "Las Tromes" couple at clinic looking at each other
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An infant cries in Senegal.
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A woman uses a sewing machine in Senegal.
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A male family planning service provider discusses condoms with a client in Senegal.
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Two women have a discussion with a couple in Senegal.
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Elderly man talking
