If you are interested in learning more about trafficking, there is a wealth of literature and scientific reports available that address human trafficking and prostitution in general. You can find links to some of the most significant reports elsewhere on this site.

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There are also several feature films on the subject of trafficking—specifically regarding the trafficking of women and prostitution.

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Listed below are some of the feature films we have identified that deal with the topic of trafficking. Please keep in mind that feature films are works of fiction.

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However, several of the films listed below capture the subject matter very well, depicting trafficking in a manner that is, to varying degrees, dramatic and/or outright brutal. (Trafficking *is* brutal.)

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In no particular order:

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"Lilja 4-ever": the dream about a better life can become a nightmare, 105 min., 2002

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"Sex Traffic": where there´s a demand, there´s always supply, 178 min., 2006

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"Human Trafficking": every day young girls are bought and sold, 170 min., 2005

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"Matrioshki": They said we only had to dance, (3 discs) 450 min., 2006

 

 

“Taken”: They have taken his daughter, featuring Liam Neeson, 89 min., 2008

 

 

"Trade": when human trafficking hits home, 120 min., 2008

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"The Jammed": Abducted & abused, 90 min., 2007

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"Nefarious": Merchant of souls, 96 min., 2012

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"The Seasoning House", 89 min., 2013

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"Eden": Innocence isn´t lost. It's the chair, 98 min., 2012

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"The Whistleblover": The true story about the biggest scandal in the history of the UN, 112 min., 2010

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"Princesses", 110 min., 2006

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"Xiu Xiu": The Girl Who Was Forgotten, 100 min., 2008

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"Little Soldier", 110 min., 2009

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"Slave": Love hurts, 81 min., 2009

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"Hardcore": Life doesn´t always go as planned, 103 min., 1979​