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Critically acclaimed by the New York Times and Film Festivals around the world, Very Young Girls is an expose of human trafficking that follows thirteen and fourteen year old American girls as they are seduced, abused, and sold on New York's streets by pimps, and treated as adult criminals by police.
Directors David Schisgall , Nina Alvarez Starring Laura Guzman Genres Documentary , Special Interest Subtitles English [CC] Audio languages English
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Producers David Schisgall , Nina Alvarez , Diana Barrett , Josh Freed , Jack Lechner , more… John Moser , Priya Swaminathan Studio Unavailable Purchase rights Stream instantly Details Format Prime Video (streaming online video) Devices Available to watch on supported devices
Anonymice Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2017
Terrible audio and no subtitles, except for some that pop up in a couple places. At first I thought the audio was a legal issue, but no, it becomes clear that it is not. Even an award acceptance speech is inaudible. Yet the background noise can be heard. Weird. I am glad that I got this with my streaming subscription, for if I had bought it or paid extra for rental, I would be angry. As a doc, it is pretty good. A hard, sober look at how these girls are taken, brainwashed, and used, at an average age of 13. It shows the holes in the American criminal justice system (how can an underage girl who has been trafficked be a criminal?). I wish I knew what their moms could have done, if anything, if they even have moms (some don't), to have educated their daughters about pimps and the games they play. The girls think their pimps genuinely 'love' them. So they need to understand what real love is. I mean, if I found out my boyfriend was a pimp, I'd be gone, gone gone. Nothing would make me love him anymore. I'd be sad, but hey. Then again, at 12, I let an old, old man make out with me, almost every day, so I could have horses. You have NO idea at that age. And my mom was good at telling me stuff to avoid, although she didn't tell me anything about predators as back then it wasn't a 'thing' people talked about. So I wonder why I am so mystified at these girls! They just want maybe nice clothes or phones, to be loved, or whatever, same as I wanted a horse SO badly, more than life (it was weird). My parents let me keep the horse, once the old man was found out (another victim told on him), so problem solved, but no one can replace the love they think they get from the pimp. And it is hard to give love up at that age. Remember when your heart was first broken? There is no pain like that. I love GEMS and wonder if other cities have it. So, even with the audio, this doc is worth it in finding out what is going on and what the scoop is. So I will give it a bit more than 1 star I was gonna give due to the audio issue.
Amazon Customer Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2017
I truly hate saying I "love" this documentary and giving it 5 stars, when it is truly heart wrenching. What upset me the most is that this country constantly talks about human trafficking of underage minors, yet when the police dept in this video was notified that there was a minor being held against her will at a pimps house under arms, they wrote the mother off. Because she and her daughter were inner city African Americans? Who knows.... Then to learn that these girls are trying to be CHARGED with prostitution when only 14 and 15 years old is sickening. These girls suffer/suffered from severe psychological abuse and came from broken or seriously messed up families. The fact that they have bonded to their pimp is no fault of their own. It's akin to Stockholm Syndrome. It's a real thing. Look it up. I'm not sure what others were talking about when complaining about audio??? Unless this has been remastered since then, I had zero issues with audio. Sure, a few times you couldn't fully understand what was being said, but it's because it was a documentary that was never intended to be a documentary, so it's not going to be like normal documentaries and completely clear. That's what makes it REAL. But I never had issues so bad that I was frustrated and gave up on watching it. So in this respect, I think it is highly under rated.
Kathleen O'Meara Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2018
I found this film to be and intimate portrait of life on the street as well as the aftermath and path of destruction it creates. This is a very real look at the pimps and the lifestyle that these girls endure and is done with a heart felt touch. I truly feel for these amazing young girls and their struggles. I can only imagine the will power it must take to get out and build a new life. Very Young Girls is a well done film. And GEMs seems to have a practical and effective program for these young women.
nicole houck Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2021
Lisa Hover Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2016
Very moving and heartbreaking documentary about the reality of human sex trafficking & commercial sexual exploitation. Rachel Lloyd and her amazing staff at GEMS demonstrate unconditional love and support for these survivors of sex trafficking and also explain to the audience the frustrations within the legal system and the obstacles to protecting these victims and prosecuting the true criminals - the johns & the traffickers/pimps. Every American should watch this and then should do everything within their power to help end this tragic abuse of human rights.
Sondra Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2014
Perhaps the other purchasers of the documentary do not realize that the proceeds of their purchase help GEMS. Remember that it is a documentary, not a flashy movie to glamorize the horrific stories of modern day slavery and commercial sexual exploitation OF CHILDREN. Thirty five dollars is nothing to educate yourself and helps this great organization.
Olivia Cunningham Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017
FRUSTRATING!!! IRRITATING!!! RIDICULOUS!!! The audio literally drops out during scenes shot inside the car and a couple of other places. You can see the people that are talking...you can see their lips moving...but the only audio you hear is the traffic or the "wind noise" outside as the car drives down the road. The only time you can hear anyone talking is when people are being interviewed in the studio. TOTALLY wasted my money and time!!! EXTREMELY ANNOYING!!!!! So why did I give it 1-star??? Because it LOOKS like it might be a good documentary. LOL
Christina Booker Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2017
Tough life for the those young girls. I just found the film a bit boring.
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Rena Sherwood Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2018
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Filming was great to watch and you felt connected with the characters. Nice to see positive outlooks when faced with everyday struggles.
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This documentary is simple but good. It really does relate to teenagers now a days. I would recommend this documentary to anyone. Its funny, cute, sad and all around great.
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