The Turn Out

"The Turn Out" takes a look at truck stop prostitution and deserves an audience. There's no graphic sex; there are religious overtones, but no real preaching.

The director Pearl Gluck apparently spent months working with sex-trafficking survivors, and the no-name actors give convincing performances.

Just as effective as https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4547938/, a film with bigger names but similar subject matter.

I was really moved by The a turn Out, Directed by Pearl Gluck. The Acting was very moving with some hard subjects and real people. The film had a lot of heart, hope and beautiful moments. The Turn Out really captured the day-to-day life of a truck driver, while delving into the nitty-gritty of one man's struggle what his humanity.

Gritty and rough and real. Makes you realize your life ain't that bad.

I was expecting an action/thriller based on the blurb, but this is a snail-paced story of redemption with some religious overtones. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but definitely not edge of your seat. Great acting particularly considering the no name cast, and overall a good movie.

I expected the usual unrealistic storylines with fake movie characters. I liked that the actors were everyday people. It reflected life as it is. Authentic & not predictable. Very convincing actors. Broke my heart a little bit. Much enjoyed the music & especially the lyrics.