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TRADE (2006) - R

Country:	United States Location: Mexico City, New Mexico
Genre:	Crime, Drama

Credits

Production Company:	Centropolis Entertainment Lionsgate Films Regent Entertainment Partner LLP
Sales Agent:	Hyde Park International
Director:	Marco Kreuzpaintner
Producer:	Roland Emmerich Rosilyn Heller
Exec Producer:	Peter Landesman Robert Legger Lars Sylvest Ossi von Richthofen Michael Wimer
Co-Producer:	Jacob Claussen Amanda DiGiulio Thomas Woebke
Line Producer:	Mariano Caranco Patty Long
Writer: Story by:	Peter Landesman
Writer: Screenplay:	Roland Emmerich Jose Rivera
Cast:	Alicia Bachleda-Curus Paulina Gayton Kevin Kline Cesar Ramos
	Kate Del Castillo Guillermo Ivan Marco Perez
Casting Director:	Kathryn Brink Aleta Chapelle Carla Hool
Editor:	Hansjoerg Weissbrich
Dir of Photography:	Daniel Gottschalk
Costume Designer:	Carol Oditz

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Trailer:

Synopsis: A young Mexican girl is abducted and forced into becoming a prostitute. Her brother teams up with a police officer, who discovers that his young daughter has also been kidnapped. And in the Ukraine, a girl is pressed into becoming a sex slave after being promised a better life in America.

Comment: Based on the January 25th, 2004 New York Times Magazine cover story by Peter Landesman.

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