Marked for Trade

Flat out horrible acting. Story line and plot might be ok but can not save the movie.

Stella (Lauren Johnson) is a lawyer and a detective working in the new human trafficking department. Her sister was a victim and now she is searching for Tori (Minne Dosh). The film leans more toward a murder case than human trafficking. You can't help but notice the horrible uneven sound. The acting was worse than a high school play. the dialogue was the pits. Not worth the effort. Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

Like most bad movies, this one is too sad, unclear, unexplained, complicated, negative, and unfinished. No story or point. At first I thought it is something about human trading or trafficking, but looks like it's not. The only good thing about this movie is reality, meaning it shows us real life negativity in form of crime and poverty and few less obvious or smaller things like laziness, disinterest, lack of will and justice. In police context, lack of evidence, techniques, effort to find criminals or resolve cases. Not even comparable to some good series or movies abut crime and police like CSI.