Ten Must-See Films — The Samaritan Women: A Christian ministry encouraging Health, Healing and Hope

	Bangkok Girl: Nineteen-year-old Pla tells of her experience trying to avoid prostitution while working in a bar in Thailand since the age of 13. The film shows how, with time, she will inevitably be forced into the trade. (42 min)		*Call and Response:* CALL+RESPONSE goes deep undercover where slavery is thriving from the child brothels of Cambodia to the slave brick kilns of rural India to reveal that in 2007, Slave Traders made more money than Google, Nike and Starbucks combined. (89 min)
	*The Candy Shop:* Jimmy Balcom’s new job selling newspapers is a God-send to a kid working hard to help his family survive during the depression. But then Jimmy figures out what’s happening in the candy shop across the street. (30 min)		*Holly:* An American stolen-artifacts dealer comes across a 12-year-old Vietnamese girl sold by her family into prostitution. The film focuses on his attempt to bring the girl to safety and raise awareness about child trafficking. (114 min)
	*Lilya 4 Ever:* At 16 in the former Soviet Union, Lilya is left by her mother and tricked into prostitution. The film tells the story of the horror Lilya’s life soon becomes. (109 min) Note: may be difficult to find DVD in USA.		*Not for Sale:* This documentary investigates the 27 million individuals ensnared in the modern-day slave trade. Undercover footage covers trafficking operations and what today’s abolitionists are doing to fight the rampant terrors of human trafficking in the US and abroad. (85 min)
	*Svetlana’s Journey:* Based on a true story, this drama describes the experience of a young Bulgarian girl sold by her adopted parents to a pimp for only 10,000 euros. (40 min)		*Trade:* A girl from Mexico City is abducted into modern day slavery, and her brother goes on a quest to rescue her. (119 min)
	*Truckers Against Trafficking:* A first-of-its-kind training DVD on human trafficking and the critical role members of the tucking/travel plaza industry can have in fighting trafficking. It is now available, free of charge at www.truckersagainsttrafficking.com (29 min)		*Very Young Girls:* This film follows 13- and 14-year-old girls in New York and addresses the mistreatment and abuse that they endure as prostituted young women. Rachel Lloyd, a survivor herself, runs GEMs, a recovery center dedicated to supporting young girls as they exit the sex trade. (84 min)