The film chronicles Dolma’s personal journey, beginning two decades ago when she was sold into human trafficking. Rather than remaining a private trauma, her experience now serves as a catalyst for advocacy. "If telling my story can help girls escape brothels or any kind of sexual abuse, I will keep telling it," Dolma stated, emphasizing her commitment to using storytelling as a tool for systemic change.

Produced by Atlas Free in partnership with the Ally Global Foundation, The Apple of God’s Eyes, and Veto Agency, the project was featured in the festival's Social Impact category. Jeremy Vallerand, CEO and President of Atlas Free, described the film as an invitation for audiences to confront the realities of modern exploitation. The organization currently operates in over 67 countries, focusing on dismantling trafficking infrastructure and providing resources to local frontline groups. Following its Los Angeles debut, Firebird is scheduled for a screening at the DaVinci Film Festival, running September 25-26, 2026.