Not My Life

This documentary explores the pervasive issue of child trafficking in Cambodia, focusing on the harrowing experiences of children who have been sold, abused, or forced into labor. Through interviews with survivors, activists, and perpetrators, the film sheds light on the complex social, economic, and political factors that contribute to this devastating trade. It aims to expose the dark realities faced by vulnerable children and to advocate for their protection and liberation.

Not My Life received critical acclaim for its unflinching portrayal of child trafficking and its powerful advocacy for the victims. Critics lauded its emotional impact and its success in bringing global attention to a critical human rights issue. The film was praised for its sensitive handling of difficult subject matter while remaining a compelling call to action.

• A powerful and disturbing look at child trafficking.

• Emotionally resonant and an important piece of advocacy.

• Successfully raises awareness about a critical global issue.

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Screened at the Tribeca Film Festival. Received a Special Jury Prize at the Mumbai International Film Festival.

Director Robert Bahar was inspired to make the film after witnessing firsthand the plight of trafficked children during his work as a journalist in Southeast Asia.