Twitter thread about woman's sex trafficking tale now a movie

The very serious issue of Exploitation, needing very serious attention yet, . . .

… admittedly, by the source and the director, as an opportunity to purposely exaggerate circumstances and further exploit alleged victims for profit?

This article ends with this additional “*By the way** . . . We made most of it up!: *

*- “**But (director) Janicza (Bravo) was like, 'Remember, this is an interpretation of an interpretation of a perception and it's hyperboles. So ... this is like the exaggerated version.'"*

Definitely NOT inspiring, “strong, stunning & brave” but exploitive!

The result: these people are doing more damage to the reluctance of victim’s wanting to report crimes.

*-“**King's account details she later said she embellished, lit up social media, Some named in the tweets disagreed with her depiction” -*

- "I don't really feel anything on that anymore," King, a producer on the film, said about watching her [admittedly, mostly fictitious] story..

-"I'm a completely different person [now]. At this point in time, I can enjoy the artistic side of it. ... “ -

Now, she can add “Producer” credits to her IMDB.

its good Hollywood is getting black directors for black actors. That’s about it for this movie.

Its bad they chose this fluff story for such a serious and heartbreaking issue. meanwhile along the Mexican border……

i stopped reading after i saw she was a "waitress and an exotic dancer." me thinks something is rotten in the state of denmark regarding her experience.

Maybe use Twitter to ask someone for help?

So at the end is a story with very fain relationship with the reality? like a densha otoko but dealing with much more serious topics?

Sounds like fiction.

So, how much of it is actually true? Sex trafficking is extremely serious problem, it is not right to make a work of fiction out of it...