Céline Bonnier, Donald Sutherland, Isabelle Blais
"Every day, young girls are bought and sold" is the first sentence that appears on a black screen in Human Traffcking's trailer. This is true, so true and this is what the lifetime network movie is al...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 2, 2006
Stats: 391 reviews
The statistics are shocking. The story is grim. And the biggest market for women and children sex slaves is the United States, much to our shame.
I recommend this movie to virtually everyone because this is the shocking truth; human trafficking and how it can devastate the victim's life, their family, but also society... society trying to cover things up. I liked the way they showed extensive scenes of violence which make ...( read more)
To this day in every country around the world. ...( read more)
Slavery exists in one form or another.
Even in the industrialized and modern countries, Slavery prevails
here the largest category of slavery is the sex trade.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
modern day Slavery,
victims are
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This would have been an excellent 5 star movie if not for the consistancy in the plot holes and the so so acting. The acting was decent enough and the story as a whole was incredible to make it definitely worth watching, but those plot holes, ...some of them are like the craters on the moon that you can see from the vantage point of your backyard!
This movie is a real eye opener I enjoyed it thouroughly recommend it to anyone possible. I don't know how some people have rated it so little...(Akira)...for some reason hes rated 90% of his movies 2 stars...maybe he just hasn't watched all 12,500 or some odd that hes rated
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