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Slave (2003)Tatiana thought she was going to America to be an au pair girl, but instead is trafficked and forced into an underground world of sexual servitude. A chance meeting with Diana, an actress, changes both their lives. Director:Noel OlkenWriter:Noel Olken |
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Tatiana
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| Krissy Shields | ... |
Diana
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| Andrzej Krukowski | ... |
Stash
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Beata Pilch | ... |
Irina
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Andy
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Father Al
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Dan Flannery | ... |
Scarface
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Viktor
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Martin Marion | ... |
Stan
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Nicole Wiesner | ... |
Vanessa
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Annah Yevelenko | ... |
Annah
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Jana Anderson | ... |
Sarah
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Michelle Moe | ... |
Suellen
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Heidi Gottcent | ... |
Alison
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Carl Wisniewski | ... |
Josh
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Tatiana thought she was going to America to be an au pair girl, but instead is trafficked and forced into an underground world of sexual servitude. A chance meeting with Diana, an actress, changes both their lives.
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USARelease Date:
November 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Meditations on Trafficking See more »Filming Locations:
Chicago, Illinois, USACompany Credits
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Producer, actor, Noel Olken in his directorial debut gives the audience a speech with images in this theatrical dark (and sort of mockumentary) strong film. Tatiana, the main character, comes from Poland and she is forced to become a sex slave right after arriving into Chicago. With very little dialog the film takes you into a non pleasant journey towards the underground world of crime in Chicago, whereas slavery still exists among a deafened, dumbed and blinded society. This movie should shock you, if it doesn't, perhaps you're afraid to admit you're walking facing down the sidewalk. I saw the screening back in 2002 in Chicago and it still comes back and haunts me every now and then. Great work Noel!