The white slave trade has reached unprecedented proportions. It is estimated that one person is sold every 30 seconds as part of human trafficking. Recently, several films have been made that seek to draw attention to this serious issue of modern slavery. This is one of them.

The film focuses on the most appalling cases of human trafficking, in which a child is sold into forced prostitution by her own parents.

Skye and Elle were abducted by their sinister father. As details of the girls’ disappearance begin to emerge, it is revealed that they were taken to Greece, where the older girl was sold into prostitution and the younger one faces the same fate.

Aggie Prejean—the girls’ longtime caregiver—asks for help from the girls’ uncle, a respected local philanthropist, and his son Wil, a former special forces operative.

An arduous search begins. It’s like looking for a needle in a haystack, as an estimated 20,000 women are enslaved for prostitution in Greece. The search team, however, will stop at nothing.

The film may not appeal to everyone. However, this work is of great significance in raising awareness in today’s world, which is saturated with the most heinous crimes.

From the co-creators of *God’s Not Dead*.

Action / Drama / Thriller

USA / Greece, 2016, 99 min

Crew: Lisa Arnold;

Cast: Kevin Sorbo, Loretta Devine, Cynthia Gibb, Alan Powell, Cassidy Gifford, Madison De La Garza, Debra Wilson, Dallas Lovato;

Parents’ Guide

1 scene of a woman lying on a bed with her legs exposed. Several scenes of a woman in a tank top.

A woman is beaten and kicked; she dies after some time. A shooting scene in which a man is shot. Several fistfights.

Several scenes of drinking and smoking.

Girls are paraded on a catwalk and subsequently auctioned off. Although there is no explicit nudity and these scenes are included only for the sake of the story, there are several scenes where a man visits a girl at a brothel.

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