Sex Traffic

 

 

 

The partly in Slovenia, London (UK) and Canada filmed four hours mini-series is about the investigation in the case of Elena and Vara, two Moldovan sisters, who are sold into sexual slavery.

Chris Potter is Tom Harlsburgh, CEO of U.S. defense contractor Kernwell and husband of Madeleine Harlsburgh, head of Kernwall's International Charity Foundation. Madeleine finds out that some employees of her foundation are involved in the sex slavery market and soon she wonders about her husband's part in it.

 

In October 2005 Sex Traffic was nominated in 14 categories for the Canadian Gemini Award. One of the nominations goes to Chris Potter as best supporting actor.