Craig Giles (writer/producer), has delivered and exceptionally relevant Australian drama that uncovers a very real and tragic reality uncovering the blunt dangers of trafficing at a grass roots level. Daniel Widdowson (director and lead) has woven together realistic plausible and tragically accurate portrails of how young women are trafficked and how rings operate. Amanda Giles (story editor/producer) and Mason Grady (producer/cinematography) with Charles Davidson (editor) are a team to watch as they have delivered a world class product. Kaitlyn Boye, Jennifer Corren. Shane Emmett and Jessica Marchi were exceptional. Mary-Ann Halpin, Amanda Hedges, Yannick Lawry, Kelly McRae, Annette Melton, Ana Thu Nguyen, and Nico all delivered solid performances and gave the storyline the Realism required to deliver the message with punch and panache. I fully recommend this film and cannot comment without referencing how refreshing it is to see a film tackle a subject which is unfortunately often swept under the carpet. The reality of the sex trafficking industry portrayed is difficult to accept and more difficult to confront.
