Pablo Martinez

This is a movie made to make profit not to show a critical problem such as trafficking. This is the type of Hollywood-movie people want to see; a hero that risks his life to save someone outside of the US. In fact, the hero didn’t stop there, but made possible congress funding to fight against international trafficking. It is interesting that at the end of the movie the producer mentioned in a flash that the United States is the largest sex trafficking consumer in the world; however, the movie makes appear that the US already took care of the problem by putting a single pedophilian in jail, when in reality the problem is huge in the US and we haven’t been able to control it; on the opposite, it keeps growing. The movie give a sense of Colombia as the great consumer and Honduras as the great victim. I wish that the movie will really address the magnitude of the problem worldwide; specially in the US. I am an American, and this hypocritical movie makes me sick