Pearline Mannikam

The movie is beautifully made, the moments that are meant to be deeply understood and felt are told in such a respectful and powerful way. The casting is brilliant. From the children to the father to Jim to the others, perfect. Though at times it is difficult to watch, it is indeed necessary to watch and know stories like these so that we can bring a stop to this horrible and sick "industry". The line... God's children are not for sale... is etched into my heart now.

I adore Steve Harvey and the amazing work he does. The SA show is lovely and most of the contestants are great. What puts me off is 1. Fact checking - many of the answers are wrong/ clear that they only surveyed a particular area or race. Some answers are the same but marked wrong - I see that the Questions Producer is South African - even more disappointing!! You will only know some of this is wrong if you are south african 2. Surely they should have assistants/ dialect coaches helping Steve. The pronunciation of the families names are so bad. The fact that he keeps on about not understanding our people... its a bit ignorant. They should have someone assisting him. He continually "corrects" peoples pronunciation... as if the American way is correct. I find it a bit offensive, the crew should be helping him to learn more about our culture and dialect! Overall its a great show and Steve's genuine interest in people is awesome.