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Many thanks to Studio 523 for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.
Still Hope: A Powerful Film Shining Light on the Fight Against Human Trafficking
Some films entertain us. Others stay with us long after the credits roll. Still Hope is one of those films.
Opening in theaters February 5, Still Hope is a powerful and deeply moving movie where awareness about human trafficking meets compassion—and where recovery begins. This film reminds us that freedom is just the beginning.
This is such a heart wrenching story with great actors. It should be viewed by tweens and teens to bring awareness to them of talking to strangers on the internet and in real life, and can be a learning tool for children and parents.
About the Film
Inspired by true stories, Still Hope follows Hope, a teenager from a close-knit community who finds herself in danger when someone she believes to be a new friend proves unsafe. Taken from everything she knows, Hope is forced into sex trafficking and stripped of her identity.
After finding freedom from her captors, Hope discovers that survival is only the first step. Her journey forward is complex, emotional, and courageous, offering a powerful illustration of the long road to healing and recovery.
“Every person needs to see this film!” – Natalie Grant
Why This Film Matters
Still Hope goes beyond storytelling. A portion of ticket proceeds will be donated to organizations that care for victims of trafficking, helping provide support, resources, and hope to survivors.
When you purchase a ticket to Still Hope, you help:
- Shine a light on the fight against human trafficking
- Support organizations helping victims recover
- Amplify the message of hope this film was created to share
Watch It in Theaters
🎬 Buy tickets today to see Still Hope in theaters starting February 5th!
Giveaway: $10 Amazon Gift Card
To help spread awareness, I’m hosting a $10 Amazon gift card giveaway. Prize will be sent by sponsor.
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Follow the Film
Stay connected and help spread the word:
- Facebook: @stillhope.movie
- Instagram: @stillhopemovie
Official Hashtags:
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Still Hope is more than a movie—it’s a call to awareness, compassion, and action. Make plans to see it in theaters on February 5 and be part of a story that reminds us all that hope is still possible.
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