Trafficked (2017)

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In this story inspired by real characters, three girls from America, Nigeria and India are trafficked through an elaborate global network and enslaved in a Texas brothel, and must together attempt a daring escape to reclaim their freedom.

Introduction
"Trafficked" is a 2017 American drama-thriller film directed by Will Wallace. The film explores the devastating and horrific world of human trafficking, linking three various stories of young women from different backgrounds who ended up being victims of a worldwide trafficking organization. Composed by Siddharth Kara, an expert on human trafficking, the movie is motivated by real events and stars Ashley Judd, Elisabeth Röhm, Anne Archer, Sean Patrick Flanery, and Patrick Duffy.

Plot
Sara, Mali, and Amba are three ladies from different corners of the world; Texas, India, and Nigeria respectively. The film presents these characters in their regional settings prior to demonstrating how each of them gets captured, then completely thrust into the inhumane world of human trafficking.

In Texas, Sara is a girl from a distressed house who gets taken by a rogue immigration officer. Amba is a caring mother trapped during a military raid in her Nigerian town. And Mali, a diligent Indian child, is tricked with the pledge of a well-paid task in a city hotel. These unsuspecting victims are then offered into a worldwide network of trafficking and forced into a life of torment and abuse.

Human Trafficking Circle
These 3 victims find themselves captive in a Texas whorehouse, run by a ruthless yet cunning female, Simone, depicted by Anne Archer. Simone operates this illicit trade in addition to another severe character, Alex, played by Elisabeth Röhm. Clients at the whorehouse variety from the high and effective echelons of society to average individuals, emphasizing the veiled and pervasive nature of human trafficking.

The Turning Point
The women suffer unspeakable scaries, creating a formidable bond amongst them. Sara, a naturally defiant soul, encourages and signs up with Mali and Amba to resist their captors and escape. The movie shifts to a suspenseful rate as the women navigate their grim truths, crafting a strategy while facing the consistent threat of ruthless punishment or death.

Conclusion
"Trafficked" does not avoid exposing the bleak truth of human trafficking while motivating a high level of empathy for the victims. Effortlessly travelling in between the characters' pasts and their current life exposes the psychological problems they bear. The film completes with an extensive message of decision, guts and strength, as they combat versus their chances to restore their liberty, marking an end to their deplorable journey.

Reception
The depiction of human trafficking in "Trafficked" is unflinchingly honest, highlighting a major international issue frequently swept under the carpet and highlighting the courage of these survivors. While some critics suggest that the motion picture might have been more nuanced in its storytelling, it undeniably prospers in sustaining conversations about human trafficking and raising awareness concerning its scary frequency in society.

In conclusion, "Trafficked" with its stories of Sara, Mali, and Amba, leaves behind a lingering impact and a strong plea for common and global action versus human trafficking. Their story is a stark tip of the continuous fight against this heinous criminal activity.

Top Cast

  • Elisabeth Röhm (small)
    Elisabeth Röhm
    Rachel Anderson
  • Ashley Judd (small)
    Ashley Judd
    Diane
  • Sean Patrick Flanery (small)
    Sean Patrick Flanery
    Simon
  • Kelly Washington (small)
    Kelly Washington
    Sara
  • Amiah Miller (small)
    Amiah Miller
    Young Sara
  • Patrick Duffy (small)
    Patrick Duffy
    Christian
  • Anne Archer (small)
    Anne Archer
    Mother Monica
  • Madison Wolfe (small)
    Madison Wolfe
    Natalie
  • Niki Koss (small)
    Niki Koss
    Jessie
  • Anjali Bhimani (small)
    Anjali Bhimani
    Sheela
  • Shae Smolik (small)
    Shae Smolik
    Young Natalie