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I had the opportunity to see this documentary at a premiere in Greenville, hosted by the Switch nonprofit. The Slave in Your Backyard powerfully exposes human trafficking in South Carolina. The documentary features survivor Heather Pagán and former trafficker Bruce, shining a light on the urgent fight to end this crisis. The film vividly portrays the hidden realities of trafficking in our communities and underscores the importance of awareness and action. I would highly recommend seeing this film and encouraging others to see it as well! It's a must-watch for anyone committed to making a difference.

"Xander Point" captures the essence of Christmas. The storyline, which centers around saving a beloved lighthouse and finding a missing child, brings the community together in a heartfelt and moving way. The film's warmth and spirit remind me of my favorite Christmas movies on the Hallmark Channel, where hope and miracles are always around the corner. The performances are delightful, and the plot is both engaging and heartwarming, making it a perfect watch for the festive season. "A Week Before Christmas at Xander Point" is a charming holiday film that is a truly magical holiday experience! 🎄✨

The interviews with Frankie are deeply touching, offering a glimpse into the hope he brought to those who had nothing to look forward to. His joy and humility provided solace to men in their deepest pain, showing unconditional love and compassion. Frankie San's story is truly inspiring and demonstrates the profound impact one person can have on others' lives. It urges us all to be a source of hope and love in a world that desperately needs it. An incredibly moving documentary that left a lasting impression. It's heartening to know that within that oppressive place, there was someone who brought light to the incarcerated men.