Skin in the Game

This is a must see film that deals with a difficult subject. Human Trafficking is the fastest growing crime in America and happening in our own backyards. Inspired by true events, Erica Ash and the entire cast are great. It's a riveting and powerful and will make you think about your kids at the end. Indie films like this need support so check it out.

Terrible acting. High score rating is obviously from friends of the cast and crew. Absolute rubbish try another career honestly because this isn't for you. One of the worst movies I have seen in a long time. I won't waste many words on this review, as the poor production, camerawork, sound, and acting in this film does not warrant it.

Subject is not new; presentation is average and too realistic made viewers to feel boring sometimes. Actors & actresses were acted horribly also making loose in interest. If the story was inspired by a true incident and you are presenting via a movie media then it must be glorified a bit for creating interest to watch the viewers. It seems just like a documentary, though subject was appealing and would have many opportunities to realise horror of girl trafficking. But movie slips lower from its theme cause of poor presentation and my recommendation only for 3 and all for the true story.

This is not the first film I have seen that shows how underage girls are trafficked, i.e., kidnapped, forced into prostitution and moved from place to place in an organized system. Eden for example by Megan Griffiths was another film based upon someone's true life story of forced prostitution. Not sure why these films are not making more of an impact and inspiring more outrage. That is why this film is important, so people can say, is this really happening in this country right now?

These kind of movies are hard to see but I gave 10* to get the chance that to be seen. We should see the reality behind the scenes. We do not need only celebrities to show the pain in the world.