Educate to Enable Eradication of Buying & Selling all Children & Youth

Trigger Warning: The following event will contain content related to child exploitation and sexual abuse. It is only intended for adult viewers. 16-18 years old are welcome with adult accompaniment.

Directed and co-produced by Anna Jane Edmonds, this impactful documentary uses first-hand accounts of survivors, community organizers and others to convey the nightmarish reality faced by many women and children along Ontario’s busy corridors-linked to all highways and communities in Canada. As Edmonds reveals via the film’s effectively deployed array of interviews, the 401 is not just the busiest highway in North America but a seldom-acknowledged pipeline for human traffickers in Canada. The highly mobile nature of this shadow economy makes it even more difficult to combat the problem and provide support and care to the people it affects. But by highlighting these issues and challenges, Edmonds provides viewers with a pathway toward a more hopeful future as an ethical ally in this fight.

This movie has sold out at every film festival to date. First come, first serve.