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How does the structure of the film help achievc its purpose?

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How does the structure of the film help achievc its purpose?

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In the beginning we mostly see the bad parts, and then it develops into giving hope.

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What is the argument/thesis of the film? What assertions/claims are made?

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What is the argument/thesis of the film? What assertions/claims are made?

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- if a girl are under 18, it´s sex trafficking and not prostietuiton.
- Jada say´s (that the people who are living in America are amarican citizens and they all have a part to play  in stopping human trafficking).
- everyone deserves love and hope.

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Identify the main argument and / or purpose of the film (this is somewhat subject to interpretation).

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Identify the main argument and / or purpose of the film (this is somewhat subject to interpretation).

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The main argument is to take a look of the girsl an women´s who is or were living in the sex traide industry.

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The language in this documentary is very serious, there is no signs of fun in this documentary, this is a good thing, since it is a very serious topic they're talking about.

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This documentary is not for everyone, it is not a documentary I would show to my smaller cousins or small children in general, I think it is suitable for people our age and older.

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CNN is a know news station, and Jada Smith who we follow through out the whole documentary is also pretty famous.

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We hear about a team looking for potential girls in the trafficking. Specially to save kids from these crimes. Also, we meet victims of sex trafficking, we hear their stories and how they had never known a life without being forced to have sex with a bunch of men, until they were rescued or left the jobs they had at for example strip clubs.

Actually we also meet a human trafficker, who actually is a woman, we hear about how she came in to trafficking and how much she earned on trafficking, and at last how she wishes she had made other choices. We also follow the investigation on finding a missing 14 year old girl, and how they saved this 14 year old girl, and another 15 year old girl, both from continuing prostitution, afterwards we hear about what they’ve done after being rescued.

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The topic is sex trafficking, you do not need to know anything about this topic beforehand.

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In the short interviews with victims, former traffickers and all the others, you are very up close, there is focus on the face, so you can really see facial expressions, and how they react to talking about their backgrounds. Also they use small clips from real life scenes, to show and to state that this is actually happening all around us.

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The background music in the documentary, is kind of dramatic and sad, it makes the tone more intense.

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-       As long as you are under 18 and are prostituted, it is trafficking.

-       Trafficking is the manufacturing of children for the sex traders. Children in these situations don’t know another life.

-       Sex trafficking often take place in airports.

-       Some girls are forced to have sex with over 50 men per day.
-       sex trafficking is happening every day, at all hours.
-       The victims are tricked into doing everything
-         It is NOT only women who are traffickers, some women also traffick other women.
-     some people are even kidnapped, abonded when they are not good enough to use any more.

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We look at the situation from the victims and the people working against trafficking viewpoint

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The people who are presented in the documentary are very reliable, they are either victims, professionals within the situation, people who work to stop trafficking or to rescue the victims

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We think the filmmaker’s purpose is to set focus on how trafficking takes place, and how people get lured into trafficking, and maybe make people more aware of what not to say yes to when jobs are offered on the streets. And maybe also to give confidence to girls who were victims of sex trafficking, so they know that they are as good as any other girl in the world, and that they are not bad people because they were victims of this horrible crime. Give the girls in trafficking hope for a better life.

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Gabby is from Baltimore. she was abused by her father between the ages of eight and 12. She turned to drugs and got in a relationship with an addict. Some years into the relationship he pushed her to prostitution. She managed to get off the streets and leave the boyfriend. She got in therapy and is starting to understand what was heppening to her. For other young girls out in the streets she says "getting out can be a matter of life or death."

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BBC NEWS
28 July 2015

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Jane was 13 years old when she got "prepared" to being trafficked across the UK by groups of men for sex. It all began with a man in his 70s, he knew that her family was unstabile, so he offered her presents and lifts. Then he started to ask for her for repayment in sexual acts, later he started passing her out to asian men around the UK. At first, the men would drive her around, offer her drugs and take inappropriate pictures of her, but the harrasment and abuse got worse. Her abuse went on for nine years.

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Bilkisu was sent from Nigeria to the UK under false pretences.
From the age of 15 she worked as a slave she was working long hours for no pay for almost 10 years.
Bilkisu was promised a place to stay with her uncle and the chance to continue her education, so  she left her homeland hoping for a better life.

However, once she reached the UK, she found herself being forced to do housework and childcare for her uncle's family. She began her chores at 05:00 and didn't finish until 21:00.
During the day, Bilkisu cleaned the three-bedroom flat from top to bottom. If her aunt was not satisfied with the work done, she would be beaten. through the 9 years she worked there, she never had a single day off. When she finally reached her 20s she began a series of desperate attempts to get help. She eventually escaped with the help of the pastor at her local church.

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Kemi is a Nigerian girl. She was tricked into working in the sex industry. Even though sje refused to work as a prostitude, she ended up fworking as a prostetude for three years and three months.
in the end she paid a total of €27,000 to her traffickers. She eventually found the strength to leave the traffickers and escaped to stay with friends. However, she was deported by Italian authorities back to Nigeria some time later.

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The subject of the text is how the lives of former slaves were.

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The purpose in this text is to show the reader that these woman want´t to sheir their life story and the things there will happend to the girls who work for these men and women.

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The webproducers of this article are: Lucy Rodgers, Dominic Bailey and Gerry Fletcher.
Lucy Rodgers is a senior journalist at BBC News.
Dominic Bailey has a PhD from Cambridge, now he is a Associate Professor.
Gerry Fletcher is an editorial designer at BBC News.

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The audience is people who know something about the subject. its also people who things it´s an intresting  topic and want to chance the Human trafficking.