

OUTSTANDING STORYTELLING CRAFT - Indie Awards | BEST DIRECTING - BendFilm Festival
Addiction & Recovery • Mental Health, Trauma & Abuse • Social Psychology of Predators • Urban Planning & Economic Inequity • Criminal Justice • Health & Wellness
Date of Completion: 2024 | Run Time: 99 minutes | Language: English | Captions: Yes | Includes: Transcript | Directors: Elisa Levine & Gabriel Miller | Producers: Peggy Case, Elisa Levine, & Alan Pruzan | Writer: Karen KH Sim
When the dangers of the streets close in on a group of sex workers battling addiction, they find refuge in the roadside motorhome of a self-styled savior with a mysterious past. But just as they begin to rebuild their lives, a shocking betrayal comes to light that will change them all. Rather than fall victim to another cruel injustice, they discover the strength to stand up for themselves and for each other.
"Heartbreaking and vital"
The People's Movies UK
"Pain-filled love letter to the strength of the human spirit"
BendFilm
"Takes Twists and Turns that you can’t look away from"
Chicago Reader
"Will be one of the most memorable viewing experiences of your life"
RogerEbert.com
"One of the most astonishing studies of a real-life predator ever committed to film."
ArtsWatch
"Jaw-dropping"
Source Weekly
"Unforgettable"
RogerEbert.com
"Captivating..."
Should I See It
"Staggering..."
Seattle Film Critics Society
"Deeply Moving"
MovieFreak.com
"Exquisite"
Zackary Drucker | The Stroll
"Go see this Masterpiece."
AWARDS
Outstanding Storytelling Craft | Indie Awards
Grand Jury Award | Chicago Underground Film Festival
Best Documentary Feature | Atlanta Underground Film Festival
Best Documentary Feature | Brooklyn Film Festival
Best Editing | Brooklyn Film Festival
Best Pacific Northwest Film | Seattle Film Critics Society
Best Directing | BendFilm Festival
Lena Sharpe Award for Persistence of Vision (Audience Award) | Seattle International Film Festival
FILM FESTIVALS
San Francisco Documentary Festival
Slamdance Film Festival
Doctober Film Festival