Newly released movie that tackles human trafficking titled Not Today, tells the story of a rich 20-year old Caden Welles living his dream life, until his eyes opened to a world only few American’s know still exists, a world of thriving human trafficking trade. Caden, spurred by a true purpose, he departs to rescue a young girl supported by the prayers o his mother and girlfriend.
The movie won numerous awards such as Best Picture, Dixie Film Festival 2012, Best Narrative Feature, Pan Pacific Film Festival 2012, Redemptive Storyteller, Redemptive Film Festival 2012, Breakout Performance by an Actress - Persis Karen, Monaco Charity Film Festival 2012, Best Justice Film, Justice Film Festival.
Not Today stars Cody Longo, Walid Amini, Cassie Scerbo, Shari Rigby and John Schneider.
To watch the trailer visit http://www.nottodaythemovie.com/.
Not Today executive producer Pastor Matthew Cork says, "Dalits are not considered human. They get no education. They are used and abused and have no recourse or avenues toward justice. There is no protection from law enforcement; no access to the courts; no political voice, no hope of upward mobility.
"Our goal for the entire movement is no small thing: to eliminate the caste system, to free the Dalits. The world needs to understand that slavery still exists. That even today, young children are bought and sold like cattle. That little girls are forced into the dark, illicit sex trade. That young boys and girls are coerced to beg in the streets, and bring their proceeds back to line the pockets of thugs who abuse them at night."
The producers of the movie hope to help open the eyes of millions and challenge them to join in this meaningful fight. Not Today hopes to be a powerful reminder and a call to action.
Worship leader, Dove Award winner and Grammy Award nominee Kari Jobe encouraged her fans on Sunday, “Hey--everyone should go see @NotTodaymovie tonite!!! Support rescuing human trafficked victims. I sing a song on there!! Well done movie!!”
For more information and how to get involved visit http://www.nottodaythemovie.com/.
