Film Lens
The documentary focuses on the experiences of women like Anna, who were trafficked from Nigeria to Denmark. Anna's story reveals the harsh realities of being forced into prostitution under the control of a madam, who confiscates their travel documents and imposes fictive debts. The film portrays the dangers these women face on the streets of Copenhagen, including threats from clients and the constant fear of violence and police intervention.
Through Anna's narrative, the film shows the physical and psychological trauma endured by these women. It discusses their lack of access to medical services, the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases, and the desperation that leads them to seek unsafe abortions. The documentary aims to shed light on the broader issue of human trafficking and the systemic abuses faced by vulnerable individuals in society.
Why Watch
- •Meet Anna, a woman trafficked from Nigeria to Denmark.
- •Find out how trafficked women are controlled by their madams.
- •See the dangers women face while working on the streets.
Did You Know
•Anna was trafficked from Nigeria to Denmark by her neighbors two years ago.
•Anna was forced to repay a fictive debt of 60,000 urine.
•Many Nigerian women on the streets suffer from somatic and psychosomatic problems.
Perfect For
Human trafficking awarenessSocial justice advocatesWomen's rights supporters