[REL] Trade (2007)
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 9:41 am
Adriana (Paulina Gaitan) is a 13-year-old girl from Mexico City whose kidnapping by sex traffickers sets in motion a desperate mission by her 17-year-old brother, Jorge (Cesar Ramos), to save her. Trapped and terrified by an underground network of international thugs who earn millions exploiting their human cargo, Adriana's only friend and protector throughout her ordeal is Veronica (Alicja Bachleda), a young Polish woman tricked into the trade by the same criminal gang. As Jorge dodges immigration officers and incredible obstacles to track the girls' abductors, he meets Ray (Kevin Kline), a Texas cop whose own family loss to sex trafficking leads him to become an ally in the boy's quest. Fighting with courage and hard-tested faith, the characters of Trade negotiate their way through the unspeakable terrain of the sex trade "tunnels" between Mexico and the United States. From the barrios of Mexico City and the treacherous Rio Grande border, to a secret internet sex slave auction and the final climactic confrontation at a stash house in suburban New Jersey, Ray and Jorge forge a close bond as they give desperate chase to Adriana's kidnappers before she is sold and disappears forever into this brutal global underworld, a place from which few victims ever return....IMDB
NOTES:
Although Adriana cannot be 13, she plays the part fine.
This is in the German section because: (IMDB = Country: Germany/USA) It's a $12 million indie backed by German funds.
No dubbing or subs, so you have a mixture of (what I assume to be) Mexican and English, although very little English… I have no interest in the language anyway.
That’s the boring bit taken care of, now for the film
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NOTES:
Although Adriana cannot be 13, she plays the part fine.
This is in the German section because: (IMDB = Country: Germany/USA) It's a $12 million indie backed by German funds.
No dubbing or subs, so you have a mixture of (what I assume to be) Mexican and English, although very little English… I have no interest in the language anyway.
That’s the boring bit taken care of, now for the film
[Image][Image][Image][Image]
Like this post to see ed2k links [699.40 Mb] Like this post to see ed2k links [696.56 Mb] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0399095/