Produced by Giving Tree Productions and shot on location in Cambodia, the film follows Minea’s story of healing, restoration, and pursuing justice. Minea was lured away from her rural village by her best friend who promised her a good job in China But she was ultimately deceived and sold into a forced marriage.
Minea’s story illustrates a side to recovery that isn’t always shown or celebrated, in which a survivor who has undergone severe physical and psychological trauma, is thriving and contributing back to their communities.
Human trafficking is an overwhelming issue, but we can make a difference together when we all take small action steps.
Grow your awareness of human trafficking by watching Minea. It’s free to stream.
Gather a group to watch the film and discuss human trafficking within your community.
Give to prevent exploitation and help other survivors like Minea heal and rebuild their lives.
You can play an important role in preventing human trafficking by sharing Minea with your community. Host a screening for your friends, family, coworkers or classroom and use our discussion guide to facilitate meaningful conversations.
Whether it’s a small group in your living room or a large event on your university campus, hosting a screening and discussion is a powerful way to raise awareness within your circle of influence.
Questions about leading a screening and discussion? Email us.
