Small World

It starts in Poland I can see that, I'm Polish to. Back in old days we all think our kids are safe just playing outside. Small village people think their kids are safe. That was very emotional movie for me not just because main character is Polish its just because I'm a father to 12 year old daughter. I would do the same or even more if you put me in main characters place. In Rotherham I would not leave any body alive a specially satan's biggest *. I'm not a fan of Vega's movies but "god damm it" this time you hit me well. 5.5 rating on imdb is not giving correct rating. Please watch it, human trafficking is a real problem! Not every story has a happy ending!

I don't know where to start (and that pun aside I used in the summary headline) - the movie is tough. It is not just the subject matter - it is how it is depicted. What we get to see ... I sometimes write this is not for the easily offended and for the faint of hearted ... this is beyond any warning I can give you! The movie is really showing things that are more than tough to watch ... this would be an understatement. So anything involving kids is ... well tough. And I am a bit surprised they go as far as showing certain things. It never is explicit (that line never gets crossed thankfully), but it still is more than enough to make people sick just watching. No pun intended. Those already "sick" will not get anything out of the movie ... those who hate the people doing stuff like that ... might get some form of absolution. And this is where I will go or dive into the story. Because child abuse ... it's one thing. But the way it is solved in the end ... rampage, the mayhem and the bloodshed it culminates in ... it is freeing to a degree I reckon ... but I am not sure this will be enough for those who have issues from the start. And again I fully understand to say the least. Decide how much you can stomache, though I reckon you already have seen at least parts of the movie ... and continue or let it be. Both valid choices, based on how much you can take.

A dark odyssey bout the traffic of people and even worse, children. An international network of a cancer affecting the world takes as prey a Polish girl and sends a policeman through a long trek of recovery all over the world. Sometimes it reminds the topic of THE OFFENCE (Dir.: Sideny Lumet, 1974). Worth a view if you have the stomach for it.

It is a good thriller that takes a look behind the scenes of the perfect world. The depictions in this film can be disturbing. Survivors of MK-Ultra and satanic rituals and abuse victims in general should not watch the film. Great Job Mr. Vega.