I discovered this one when I was searching my library's catalog to see if we had any of Ryder's films. Seven results came up, but this was the only one we hadn't blogged about yet, and the only one in which Ryder didn't actually have a role (she is credited as a producer). The title refers to what children who have been sold into the sex trade call the day they were kidnapped. The one-hour documentary interviews several young people in India who were forced into servitude, and then rescued.
A powerful movie, and a difficult one to watch, and one for which assigning croquet balls seems inappropriate. The trailer is embedded above.
