"Trade" is adapted from a documentary reportage in "Time" magazine, telling a true story of blood and tears, which is shocking. The film focuses on a vulnerable group such as minors who are forced to engage in pornographic services and buy and sell marriages. It boldly exposes the darkness of the real society and shows the courage of the director and his creative team. As a rare serious and sensitive film, the film did not show too much intention to please the critics and compete for awards. From the perspective of content, the film has little ink on deep-seated issues related to politics such as country and race. Most of them boldly express their strong indignation and criticism of moral decline from a purely human perspective, and directly strip victims and seekers. The extremely painful heart allows the audience to spy into the countless dark corners of civilized society with empathy
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Trade evaluation action
2022-03-21 08:01
Extended Reading
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Final Title Card: "We are not finding victims in the United States because we're not looking for them." - The U.S. State Department's Advisor on Trafficking
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Jorge: [about the diner pedophile] Password. That's what the guy gave you in the bathroom.
Ray Sheridan: Yeah. He bought that kid on the internet. He was the highest bidder. Flew him all the way from Thailand, he paid $25,000. That's how it works.