Reading – Producers of Hollywood child abuse documentary criticise director for not promoting film

Between Amy Berg being too busy to promote it, and the R rating it was given, the film has not been a commercial success. But, that doesn’t mean those of us who care about the subject matter can’t try and help! So if you’re not aware of it, here’s my effort to get the word out.

if you have seen it, how about submitting a review?

Producers of Hollywood child abuse documentary criticise director for not promoting film

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