The footage gives a glimpse of V4CR's operations and arrests, includes interviews with survivors and world experts, and shows the history and methods offenders use to gain access to children. It was produced to bring nationwide attention to trafficking that is rampant in all fifty states.
They are doing what they can to shine a necessary light on a very dark corner of popular culture. Illuminating this is important, for all of us.
A former network news producer
Versions
- The full documentary, free on YouTube and at contralandmovie.com.
- Abridged Contraland, a 35-minute condensed version.
- Working with law enforcement to take down offenders, two short cuts of 8 minutes and 9.5 minutes for agencies and briefings.
- Clips from Contraland, including our strategic allies.
- Contraland with Spanish subtitles: película completa con subtítulos en español.
- Contraland avec sous-titres français: the full documentary with French subtitles.
All versions are collected on the Contraland page of V4CR's YouTube channel and in the video library. To screen the film for a group, a church or a department, use the event request form.
Why we produced it
In 2019 Contraland was released to the public. In 2020 it aired to 90 million households in the U.S. and Canada on the DayStar network. A film cannot end trafficking, but a public that knows what to look for makes it far harder to operate. How V4CR raises awareness.