A Call From Home: The realities of forced labour

Smiley Charity Film Awards finalist "A Call from Home" is our film inspired by the real experiences of some of the male survivors of modern slavery we've supported.

We want to raise awareness about this often-overlooked group of victims. Why? Because we want to live in a world where everyone is free from human trafficking. We will continue to fight to ensure that all victims are seen, but we can’t do it alone. Find out more about our "Men Are Victims" campaign now at: https://hopeforjustice.org/men-are-victims/
CREDITS:

Cast:
The Protagonist: Ladislav Basti
The Trafficker: Alexander John
The Partner: Amy Zoldanova
Victim 1: Jordan Ritchie
Victim 2: Vincent Leibrick
The student: Tom Wrath

Crew:
Produced by: Hope for Justice
Executive Producers: Craig Prest & Adam Hewitt
Written by: Gomolemo Nyakale, Rosalyn Roden
Directed by: Gomolemo Nyakale
Director of Photography: Ben Hale
Drone Pilot: Oliver Ibbotson
Gaffer: Connor Griffin
Sound Recordist: Billy Tagg
Editor & Grader: Gomolemo Nyakale
Composer: Joe Dunys
Site Health and Saftey Co-ordinator: Joe Wilson
Special Thanks to Joe Wilson, Aston-Walker Developments, Kris Kirton, Hannah Jackson, and Jaimie Crowther for your support and wonderful contribution to making this film happen.

Who we are:
Hope for Justice exists to bring an end to modern slavery by preventing exploitation, rescuing victims, restoring lives, and reforming society. Please find out more about how we do this at http://www.hopeforjustice.org

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Видео A Call From Home: The realities of forced labour канала Hope for Justice