At the wrong place at the wrong time. Or was it not a coincidence, but all planned?
Using the example of two carefree teenagers who are abducted on their way home from a night out and sold over the internet, attention is drawn to the victims of human trafficking who are affected by this billion-dollar industry worldwide every year.

<h2 style="text-align: justify; line-height: 1;">Short Film on Human Trafficking&nbsp;</h2>2019 I Director: Jil Lea Wende I Production: Annika Rothe I Camera: Dominik Ziegenhagel I Edit: Joshua Behrens&nbsp;Wrong place, wrong time - or was it a planned act?Through the story of two carefree teenagers who are kidnapped on their way home from a night out and sold via the Dark Web, the film draws attention to the victims of human trafficking, a billion-dollar industry affecting millions worldwide each year.Focusing on young people among the victims, the film aims to raise awareness among the younger generation about the harrowing reality of human trafficking.&nbsp;<a href="https://werkschaunachwuchsfilm.wordpress.com/2020/04/28/werkschau-nachwuchskurzfilm-6-im-interview-jil-wende/">Film&nbsp;Interview</a><a href="https://werkschaunachwuchsfilm.wordpress.com/2020/04/28/werkschau-nachwuchskurzfilm-6-im-interview-jil-wende/"></a>

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The premiere of the film SLAVE TRADE took place at Kino-Arsenal in Berlin and was followed by a panel discussion. Participants included representatives from organizations such as UNICEF and the International Justice Mission (IJM), the director, and a witness to a recent human trafficking case. The discussion focused on international human trafficking and openly explored measures to combat this crime.