PROTECT THE BLACK WOMEN: This movie really displays why that statement is necessary. To see so many beautiful Nigerian sistas trafficked, sexually exploited, and killed, is a disturbing sight. In my opinion, this movie reflects all Melanated women of the African diaspora:

"Human trafficking is modern day slavery in action. The industry is worth $150 billion globally. $99 billion alone is generated from sexual exploitation. The route between North, East, and West Africa generates $150 million dollars in annual profits."~Oloture

With a abrubt ending it destroyed the whole movie. Maybe the money were used up, i don't know. Could have been so good but nooo!!

I absolutely hate movies that leave me stuck at the end. Especially when it was a good movie all the way until the end. I liked the story line, the actors, and even the plot. I liked that the main character, Oloture's roll in the movie as a Journalist. I kind of was hoping she WAS the police, but making her a journalist made her even that more vulnerable. I love the subject of trafficking because we just don't discuss it and the world needs to start showing everyone what happens, even if it's made up in a movie. One of the reviewers said that this movie made you see what goes on with people through their eyes and I agree. This is why movies like these are important, so we can stop and actually live in someones shoes for once. I wish that the ending was better, though. I wish that Oloture at least got out of it and I hope there is a part 2 with her struggle as she is now kidnapped. Overall I definitely liked it for what it's worth.