"Provocative...an impressive cinematic achievement. This picture has a
visual sweep that many docu films lack." - Stephen Farber, The Hollywood Reporter
"Dramatic and Riveting...One of the stand-out documentaries at Austin's
SXSW festival." - Peter Brunette, Screen International
"An unsettling look at the conditions under which the Haitians live and work...Fundamentally, a celebration of the good that can spring from one individual's deep religious commitment and from well-organized, non-violent methods of mass resistance."
-John Mulderig, Catholic News Service
"An even-handed and thorough probe of the inhumane conditions existing
within an industry whose product this country imports with blind, if unwitting,
abandon."
-Anne Lewis,The Austin Chronicle
"Here's one for audiences who think there are no fresh outrages in the
world, or no heroes worth fighting for."
- John DeFore, Austin American Statesman
"Director/producer Bill Haney has given us a sobering picture, one that
shows that even now, in the most technologically advanced era of all time,
huge populations in the world live and die like it was still the Dark
Ages."
- Peter Vonder Haar Film Threat
