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DVD Review: Caged No More

Caged No More is a powerful film about human trafficking, inspired by true events. Aggie Prejean (played by Loretta Devine) is on an urgent mission to find her missing two granddaughters, Skye and Elle, who have been taken out of the country by their own father, Jack (played by Kevin Sorbo). The only lead she has is the laptop Jack left behind. The only help she finds is Jack's twin brother, Richard (the girls' uncle) who is a wealthy & well-known man in Louisiana, his wife, Lottie, and their son, Wil, who is former Special Forces. Regardless of the dire circumstance, Aggie puts her trust and hope in the Lord. Aggie, Wil, and his friend, Tyler travel to Greece to search for the girls. Wil and his Greek friend, Aeton go through brothels after brothels. Will it be too late? What happened to the girls? Watch this remarkable, eye-opening DVD to find out! Caged No More (PG-13) successfully portrays the horrendous realities of human trafficking and the peace made possible by faith in Christ and prayer. Did you know that human trafficking is the world's fastest growing global crime? Sex slavery is happening all over the world and this sickening business of sex trade must be stopped. Approximately 27 million people are enslaved world wide. 1.2 million children are trafficked each year. This tear-jerking, heart-wrenching movie is well made and carries such an important message; I highly recommend it! Let's be active in fighting against human-trafficking!

~I received a free copy of this DVD via Edify Media, Inc. in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.  

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