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Sextortion: The Hidden Pandemic

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Parents and law enforcement work together to stop online predators from targeting children.
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Sextortion: The Hidden Pandemic

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Alan Ng Film Threat The importance of Sextortion: The Hidden Pandemic is crystal clear. It is the most up-to-date resource on internet exploitation today and a lifeline of hope for any child caught in its web. Rated: 9/10 Oct 13, 2022 Full Review Michael Clark Epoch Times Luckily, Part I (“Anger”) is just over an hour and by itself would rate 5/5. Sadly, Part II, the “Courage” portion, alone would rate 2/5 and is just 22 minutes long, including over five minutes of end credits. Rated: 3.5/5 Oct 7, 2022 Full Review Read all reviews

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Linda S I saw this movie when the producers showed it to a live audience in Nashville, Tennessee, where I live. The burgeoning issue of online abuse of young people is one that has concerned me for some time. This film does an outstanding job of personalizing this issue. Parents and their children need to see this film to gain understanding of this challenge and how to address it. In the theater the night I saw the film, we had a dialogue with the producers after the showing. A couple who had been awakened the previous weekend by their son to tell them about the fact that he had become a victim. These parents drove from another town to see this film and gain insight about what actions they could take to help their son. In addition to parents, I believe church leaders--especially those who minister to children and teenagers--need to see this film and identify strategies to prevent those they minister to from becoming victims of sextortion. School teachers also need to see this film and engage in dialogue about strategies for addressing this problem, as well as people at every level of our government. While I know little about film production, I believe the quality of the film is excellent and presented in ways that will motivate many to take actions about this. People around me the night I saw the film were immediately concerned about this problem. I believe this film can generate wide support for the need to immediately address this issue. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/16/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Parents and law enforcement work together to stop online predators from targeting children.
Director
Maria Demeshkina Peek
Producer
Stephen Peek, Maria Demeshkina Peek
Distributor
Auroris Media
Production Co
Auroris Media
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 30, 2022, Limited
Runtime
1h 25m
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