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The Whistleblower (2010)
The Whistleblower (2010) is a powerful drama about a female United Nations peacekeeper who discovers a sex trafficking ring in post-war Bosnia. The film stars Rachel Weisz as Kathryn Bolkovac, a Nebraska cop who takes a job as a UN peacekeeper in Bosnia. She soon discovers a dark secret: a network of sex traffickers who are exploiting women and children in the war-torn region.
The Whistleblower is a gripping and powerful film that tackles the issue of sex trafficking in a realistic and unflinching way. The film contains several sexual moments, including a scene in which Bolkovac discovers a group of women being held captive in a brothel. The scene is intense and disturbing, and it serves to illustrate the horrors of sex trafficking.
The film also contains a number of other sexual moments, including a scene in which Bolkovac is propositioned by a UN official. The scene is uncomfortable and tense, and it serves to illustrate the power dynamics at play in the sex trafficking industry.
Overall, The Whistleblower is a powerful and thought-provoking film that tackles the issue of sex trafficking in a realistic and unflinching way. The film contains several sexual moments that serve to illustrate the horrors of sex trafficking and the power dynamics at play in the industry.
A man and woman flirt at a bar, and then kiss as they enter an apartment. They are then shown waking up in bed together, implying sex. No nudity.
Several teen girls and young women are forced to watch a young woman as it is implied that she's being forcibly penetrated with a pipe ; the victim is seen wearing a bra when a man pulls down her pants and underwear and her bare buttocks are briefly visible.
A woman watches a video of a teenage girl labeled, "jail bait," we hear men instructing the teenage girl (she's wearing only a bra and underwear), to take off her bra and a man discusses that he had purchased the girl for sex. As a teenage girl narrates, suggesting that a man had forced her to have sex with him, we see a photograph of a teenage girl lying face-down, naked from the waist down (her bare buttocks are visible) as several men surround the table.
We see a woman examine a photograph of a woman that's fully nude (her bare breasts and genital area is visible) and appears to have been forced to pose for the suggestive photo. A woman discovers photographs of women in their underwear, tied up and posed in suggestive positions. A woman discovers a photograph of a man with his hand up a woman's skirt. On multiple occasions we see photographs of women in their underwear and in various sexual poses and suggestive positions. In a bar, teenage girls and young women are seen wearing skimpy outfits and a man asks how much it would be to purchase teenage girls for sex. We see a pinball machine with pictures of women wearing bikinis with their breasts and nipples covered by small stickers.
A woman wakes up in a man's bed. A man stands behind a woman and she jokingly asks if standing behind a woman will "get him laid."
Since the movie is about human trafficking/sex slaves, there is much discussion of varous things that took place, sometimes describing perversive behavior.
Rape and sodomization of a young girl being held down by multiple men in front of other young girls being held to watch to "serve" as an example.
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