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Nebraska cop Kathryn Bolkovac discovers a deadly sex trafficking ring while serving as a U.N. peacekeeper in post-war Bosnia. Risking her own life to save the lives of others, she uncovers an international conspiracy that is determined to stop her, no matter the cost.
Rated R | Length 112 minutes
Nikolaj Lie Kaas | Rachel Weisz | David Hewlett | William Hope | David Strathairn | Vanessa Redgrave | Liam Cunningham | Stuart Graham | Monica Bellucci | Vlad Ivanov | Alexandru Potocean | Paula Schramm | Jeanette Hain | Roxana Guttman | Coca Bloos | Sergej Trifunović | Benedict Cumberbatch | Ion Sapdaru | Pilou Asbæk | Adriana Butoi | Luke Treadaway | Geoffrey Pounsett | Danny John-Jules | Catherine McNally | Rayisa Kondracki | Ionut Grama | Florin Busuioc | Anna Schafer | Rosabell Laurenti Sellers | Dorotheea Petre | Radu Bânzaru | Anca Androne | Alin Panc | Paul Jerricho | Mihai Ghior | Bryan Jardine | Cristina Cristian | Roxana Condurache | Victoria Raileanu | Erwin Simsensohn | Sabrina Iaschevici | Alexandra Radescu
Starts off a little heavy handed in terms of setting up the reasons for Rachel Weisz’s character’s motivations, but does actually turn into a pretty good drama/thriller.
Some obvious questions arise during certain plot points that I think we can take for granted are contrived for the sake of making a movie out of real people’s misery.
As with most movies that deal with heavy social issues, it was at times disturbing and difficult to watch, and probably not something I’d care to revisit again. Weisz does a pretty decent job with a frustrating role.
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