Another garbage production made with an agenda in mind. Skipping over the racial elements, in this movie the agenda was this magical idea of human trafficking that is done with trucks by evil bikers.
In the end they try to sell you the idea that 1.9 million "women are being trafficked" in the US alone. Only thing is, the law has a much broader definition of trafficking, and any such number would involve teenage runaways/lovebirds, among others. This film should be classed as fiktion.
+1: Anyone who had seen a few Hollywood films would not have been surprised by the "plot twist" either. I knew it the moment I saw her.
On the technical side of things, there were a few good elements: some random traffic (no pun intended) on the road, and better than average lighting.
In the end they try to sell you the idea that 1.9 million "women are being trafficked" in the US alone. Only thing is, the law has a much broader definition of trafficking, and any such number would involve teenage runaways/lovebirds, among others. This film should be classed as fiktion.
+1: Anyone who had seen a few Hollywood films would not have been surprised by the "plot twist" either. I knew it the moment I saw her.
On the technical side of things, there were a few good elements: some random traffic (no pun intended) on the road, and better than average lighting.