Women are being trafficked A woman cop wants to stop it but the system doesn't care
Rachel Weisz plays an American cop who becomes a United Nations observer in Bosnia to make some extra cash. She finds out that women are being bought and abused in human trafficking rings which are protected by the local authorities, in conjunction with corrupt U.N. workers, and no one cares. When she tries to stop it she’s caught in a huge bureaucracy of different agencies none of which wants to challenge the status quo. The story also plays on the fact that Weisz is a woman and the victims are all woman and thus don’t matter to all the men who run the U.N. mission and other offices. It’s a very powerful, moving and difficult film to watch. It's a powerful message about how following the rules and the system in these types of situation is fruitless.
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