Añade un argumento en tu idiomaFilmmaker Christina Zorich follows abolitionists throughout Southeast Asia that have dedicated their lives to rescuing, rehabilitating, preventing and prosecuting those involved in human sex... Leer todoFilmmaker Christina Zorich follows abolitionists throughout Southeast Asia that have dedicated their lives to rescuing, rehabilitating, preventing and prosecuting those involved in human sex trafficking.Filmmaker Christina Zorich follows abolitionists throughout Southeast Asia that have dedicated their lives to rescuing, rehabilitating, preventing and prosecuting those involved in human sex trafficking.
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Christina Zorich has delved into the atrocity of human sex trafficking by exploring the causes and examining the situations that put the victims at risk for exploitation. I came away understanding more about this global problem. The interviews with the anti-traffickers and those that have been rescued are deeply moving and insightful. I am inspired to see them working to help these women and children rebuild their lives, their sense of self worth and their sense of purpose. The ministries that provide them with food, shelter and safety have my greatest respect. They are dedicated to the rescue of those that have been lured, kidnapped and trapped, and the fight continues. It is beautifully shot, to show us the underbelly of the beast, yet with care to preserve human dignity. Zorich has made a brilliant film and I applaud and support her commitment to this cause.
WOW !.....Gut Wrenching.... Heart Warming......Total inspiration to the Anti-Traffikers and Ministries who reach out to those woman and children to offer Love, Hope and a sense of a new life.... After watching this documentary you will tell yourself that you never realized the shocking exploitation of humans to humans......The Anti-Traffikers endless crusade to expose the human atrocities to these innocent woman and children is relentless.... Boston Strong to all the woman and children who are rebuilding their lives.... Christina Zorich has produced an incredible film that we all need to see and I salute you and thank you !!!
I have massive respect for Christina Zorich, all of the filmmakers, and all of the people who allowed their stories to be captured in this beautiful and moving film. It is impactful. It is informative. It is inspiring. As mentioned in the film, it is human nature to turn away from trauma. We don't want to see it. It is easy to want to ignore it. But the first step to change is knowledge that the problem exists. There are amazing people in this world doing the hard work and it is so important to share their message and encourage others to be a part of the solution. I was also surprised to learn the history of how this came to be and kudos to the filmmakers for sharing it without playing the blame game. It is a complex history and was shared with compassion.
After having the privilege of meeting Christina and hearing her passionately discuss the pressing issue of human trafficking, my curiosity was piqued, and I was compelled to watch her documentary, "The New Abolitionists." I must say, it was nothing short of eye-opening. The film provides an unflinching look into the harrowing world of modern-day slavery. Christina's adept storytelling shines through, weaving together tales of heartbreak and resilience that demand the viewer's attention from start to finish.
It's rare to come across a documentary that not only educates but also inspires its audience to action. "The New Abolitionists" does just that. By shedding light on the tireless efforts of committed abolitionists, Christina ensures that their work and the stories of the trafficked are neither forgotten nor ignored. This film is a poignant reminder that there's much to be done, and we all have a role to play in ending this heinous crime. Highly recommended for anyone who believes in the power of cinema to incite change.
It's rare to come across a documentary that not only educates but also inspires its audience to action. "The New Abolitionists" does just that. By shedding light on the tireless efforts of committed abolitionists, Christina ensures that their work and the stories of the trafficked are neither forgotten nor ignored. This film is a poignant reminder that there's much to be done, and we all have a role to play in ending this heinous crime. Highly recommended for anyone who believes in the power of cinema to incite change.
I watched this video and it put a fire in me that makes me want to travel over seas and love on the women and children who seem to have such a desire to just feel valued and cared for. Truly eye opening and informative. Thank you for taking the time to spread awareness of the reality of what some would consider the "forgotten". God open our eyes and hearts to these women and children in need and allow us to lend a hand in rescuing these innocent lives and giving them a sense of self worth. I am inspired to personally research more of the things that I saw in this video and do my part in protecting these babies to offer them a chance of normalcy in such unfortunate circumstances.
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