Traffick on 401 explores the sex trafficking world in Ontario and Michigan by speaking to a survivor, the Windsor Police Service, and advocates. Victoria Morrison, a sex trafficking survivor, tells us her story of what she went through for three months with her trafficker in Winnipeg, Canada.
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Directed, shot and edited by Selina McCallum and Naomi Belay.
This documentary was a final capstone project for the directors, who graduated from the University of Windsor with a double degree in Digital Journalism and Communications, Media and Film in Spring 2019. They started filming in January 2019 and had their first premiere in April 2019 for the city of Windsor. Selina continued the documentary when she moved back home to Toronto by filming the Anti-Human Trafficking Walk by Free-Them in October 2019.
For more information on this documentary, the directors or to get in touch with any of the interviewees, please email mccallumselina@gmail.com
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