A Child's Voice

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If you love your children you must educate them that predators come in all types of people. Most painful is girls and women luring them into abduction. This has to be stopped. Proctect the children and listen to them for they have no voice.

This movie was just flat out awful. People giving it a 10 are just pizzagate style political theater sheeple. It was not good. Yes child trafficking happens. This was a terrible portrayal of it. I don't know why certain folks can't just rate the film honestly. It's not even the "so bad that it's funny" kind of bad. It's a "so bad it's almost insulting" type of bad.

If I had not read the reviews and comments I would have been lost! Very slow moving, etc.

The message in this movie is extremely important. For that I give it 6 stars. But I was feeling like I was always waiting for the deeper conspiracy to happen. The purchasers of the services getting exposed, how the trade works from kidnapping to end consumer so to speak. I was missing some of that action. The movie was almost to careful not to display graphic content of the things. I would have liked to see a plot with direct relations to Hollywood and how these people are operating from start to finish, to get a better understanding of the dynamics in real life.

This is a powerful film. It shines a light on a subject that so many are uncomfortable with and presents it with a kind of compassion and subtlety you won't likely find with a documentary or a drama. I believe the genre the filmmakers chose (Supernatural Thriller) will make it possible to reach an entirely different audience. I honestly loved everything about this film, from the casting, to the writing, the directing and the editing etc. The success of a film relies greatly on whether or not the characters are likable, regardless of their flaws and this was achieved. I will not hesitate to recommend this film to everyone I know and can only hope that it will move them to want to learn more about the true horrors of child abuse, child sex trafficking, exploitation etc. and move them to do something, even if it's just sharing this film with a friend or family member! Cannot wait for part two! Your time and money are valuable, so you should invest them in good movies. This is one of them. Highly Recommend.

Indie film "A Child's Voice", by No Restrictions Entertainment, is a must see film that tackles the very difficult topics of child trafficking, ritual abuse and child exploitation. No Restrictions added a mysterious, almost spiritual element that today's audiences truly enjoy and helps them stay riveted until the end. Well done actors and all that were involved in its production! We would be remiss if we did not provide a trigger warning to any who have faced physical or sexual abuse, human trafficking or ritual abuse in your past. The realities portrayed are not harsh, and are needed for a real affect, but survivors will seriously want to look deep within to be sure they are far enough along the path of their healing journey to watch. Child trafficking and ritual abuse are quite real and, as one that works directly with young and old survivors of both I cannot recommend this film highly enough. It brings the viewer to see enough of the reality that, if they allow themselves to connect with the victims in the story, they will come away compelled to dig deeper and learn more. You see the adult actors portray the evil nature of the rich, powerful and greedy that carry out such heinous crimes on a daily basis around the world. Well done actors, and the film makers who guided them, for being believable. A sleeping population needs to be jolted awake to know that what you are portraying really is happening today, and I believe you accomplished that. Since our organization, Ark of Hope for Children works with survivors globally, it is our hope that "A Child's Voice" awakens many who will advocate for the victims and survivors in some way, and/or learn the signs of child abuse and human trafficking because its victims are hidden within every city and town in the U.S. and far, far beyond. We look forward to the sequel!

Great film! This was cutting edge for a topic that few would dare tackle. Great acting and directing. Well worth the time to watch. My favorite part was the end. I'm sure that those involved in such horrific crimes against children (ie: trafficking etc.) will NOT be pleased with this film. Hope to see a sequel!

I am thrilled to highly recommend this film. As a social worker, I greatly appreciate the tough subjects that No Restrictions Entertainment addresses and the loving, social justice-oriented perspective that John Paul Rice brings to these films. John's work has always tackled important social issues and difficult interpersonal dynamics in an approachable, multidimensional human way that is not often seen in film. John's current work, A Child's Voice, builds upon this rich history with an impressive cast that truly brings this story to life. Children that survive horrific sexual abuse and sex trafficking are seldom given a voice in our popular culture, and yet A Child's Voice not only gives them a voice but an avenue for justice for the crimes committed against them. These crimes may be difficult for some to fully comprehend, and yet the silence and absence of dialogue about these crimes only serve to exacerbate their negative ramifications for the children and families involved. Child sexual abuse and human trafficking is more common than most realize. A Child's Voice is critically important for social workers, law enforcement, and the general public in order to enable conversations and actions needed to stop child sexual abuse and sex trafficking, and help spread the love, understanding, and knowledge survivors need from us to heal as best they can.

"A Child's Voice", by No Restrictions Entertainment, is an intrepid exploration into subject matter that's been permitted to hide in darkness for way too long. Young filmmakers have limitless options to choose from while creating, but these fine humans chose, (not a self-indulgent topic), but one few people would ever dare to address in a public forum. In short, this film delivers a priceless gift to the public. Without naming names, this film hints directly at who the perpetrators are, gives a long overdue *voice to countless victims, and whispers a light-filled promise to continue giving them that voice until as many people as possible are aware. The story told in this film, happens in real life, but so few people know about it. As a registered nurse of 27 years, it gave me hope to see this gentle nudging of mankind, to rise up and rescue, without giving too much away at one time, and without causing trauma to the viewer. The actors did an amazing job and this film needs a sequel. Thank you for "going there". Looking forward to more.