Sick of paying $12.50 to see a boring popcorn flick? How about seeing an award winning film that sheds light on a serious matter? Plus, you get to chat it up with the writers, producers, and actors afterwards. Oh, and by the way, it’s FREE.
What: Screening of HOLLY
Where: NYU, 15 Barclay Street, Room 430
When: April 1 at 6:30
Synopsis: Holly has been sold by her poor family and smuggled across the border to Cambodia to work as a prostitute in the infamous “K11″ red light village. While Holly waits to be sold at a premium for her virginity, she meets Patrick who is losing money and friends through gambling and bar fights. Their friendship is disrupted when Holly is sold to a child trafficker and disappears. The film follows Patrick’s pursuit to find Holly and her unrelenting efforts to escape fate. HOLLY is not just one girl. She is the voice of millions of children who are exploited and violated every year with no rights or protection
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