Lost Girls: Angie's Story

It is a film that is difficult to watch as it gets more and more angry. The movie itself is fun, but I'm so angry at this reality that it's hard to keep watching. I want to live in a better world.

There are so many kids like Angie. They just don't get the attention of society. In the shade they are struggling. And there are many people who struggle to help.

I like the acting of the actors, especially the main actress. It's an extreme situation, but the story of overcoming it in the end is also good. Bad guys should be punished.

This film is one of the most impactful and educational films that I have seen in a long time. It is extremely raw and reveals the underlying horrors of our society in an authentic way. Despite some scene being hard to digest due to the nature of the content, the director did an amazing job bringing this project to light. This work needs to be done more in Hollywood to bring more awareness on important social issues just like Angie: Lost Girls did. The cast is superb and did a fantastic job portraying the raw emotion and power dynamics between those who are trafficked and the perpetrators. I highly recommend this film.

The story and acting were all thought-provoking and I couldn't hold back my anger while watching the movie. Of course, these aren't the girls' fault, but nevertheless little girls should always be careful.

It was a movie that gave a breathtaking sense of immersion. It was an angry movie, but I believe it was made in the hope that things like movies would no longer appear in reality. I want to hit all the people who only have that in their heads.

I watched it without high expectations, but it was a movie that made me feel a lot of emotions such as fun, interest, laughter, emotion, and anger. It's a quiet but powerful film. I recommend it.

This movie is undervalued. The acting of the actors who passionately performed each character stands out and the flow of the play is not boring. In particular, the actor's acting as a villain was great.