Im not a victim foundation

Our mission is to save and improve lives by bringing serious social issues to the forefront through film. Growing up in Bangladesh, I witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of sex crimes, kidnapping, and suicide. This fueled my passion for making a difference and giving back to the community. I believe that film is a powerful medium to tackle these critical issues and bring them into the public eye.

Our films are deeply rooted in extensive research, including interviews with local police, the FBI, and victims. This approach allows us to accurately portray the realities of crimes such as sex trafficking, kidnapping, stalking, and abuse in relationships. Our goal is not only to raise awareness but also to provide valuable tips and warnings that can help people recognize and escape dangerous situations. For instance, we emphasize the importance of never leaving a drink unattended on a first date, as this can prevent potential harm.

The feedback from our viewers, especially parents, has been overwhelmingly positive. Many have expressed their gratitude, stating that our films have opened their eyes to the dangers their children might face and provided them with a better understanding of how to protect them. This response reinforces our belief that our work is making a significant impact.

In addition to raising awareness, we are committed to supporting young aspiring actors. We understand the challenges they face in getting roles without prior experience. Through our films, we offer them action training, industry knowledge, and their first big break, allowing them to gain invaluable experience in a real-life movie setting. Our projects often attract SAG actors and volunteer crew members who are passionate about our cause and eager to contribute.

Each film culminates in a red carpet event at AMC Theater on 42nd Street, NYC celebrating the hard work and dedication of our cast and crew. These events provide a platform for our actors to feel proud of their achievements and inspire them to pursue their careers with determination. Many of our actors have gone on to secure significant roles in the industry, and we are incredibly proud of their success.

We are dedicated to helping people recognize and navigate the dangers in their lives. Our work is driven by a genuine desire to save lives and make the world a safer place. Through our films, we aim to educate, inspire, and empower individuals to take action and protect themselves and their loved ones. This is our mission, and we are committed to making a difference every day film.

Newest movie

The red carpet event at the AMC theater was a great affair.

Attendance

"It was a sold-out event. After the movie concluded, many attendees shared that they had gained a deeper understanding of the dangers women face.

Actors

We're thrilled that so many people learned so much from this movie. The actors are now receiving new opportunities for roles with other production companies.From this movie.

REC Snuff Film

This feature film film production that explores the danger in freelance modeling and the link to sex trafficking. Many young people who seek to become successful in their career are drawn to freelance modeling to raise money for college but are preyed upon by many unscrupulous individuals seeking to make a monetary profit. Many freelance models may be induced by force, fraud, or coercion into the commercial sex trade imprisoned as sex slaves, and become rape victims. This problem not only exists domestically but internationally at an alarming rate.

"Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery from which traffickers profit from the control and exploitation of others. Those vulnerability to human trafficking span multiple areas, such as age, socio-economic status, nationality, education-level, and gender. Traffickers often prey on people hoping for a better life, lacking employment opportunities, having an unstable home life, or with a history of sexual abuse—conditions present in all spheres of society."

Movie Writer

One More Photo Please

This film is about the dangers of social media and how it has become a source for people to stalk and harass their victims. This film will show how it affects the lives of young people in the world of dance and how they become victims of persons with fetishes and obsessions.

We have non-union actors and professional dancers from Alvin Ailey who have volunteered their time to bring awareness to this project and share their experiences of being stalked on social media. We caution people that these stalkers may have fetishes, a past criminal record, or a mentally disturbing agenda to possess their victims and serve their obsessions or fantasies by performing instances of illegal acts of violence.

This film is being made to bring awareness of the frequency, the rate of violence and rage taken against women who are trying to build a career on their social media platforms in the dance community. Let’s put a stop to social media’s hidden dangers and save lives.

Movie Writer

#Models Wanted

This is a film about the danger in freelance modeling and its link to sex trafficking. Young freelance models who seek to become successful in their career or to raise money for college are preyed upon. They become imprisoned rape victims into a world of sex trafficking. This problem not only exists domestically but internationally.

Our goal is to bring awareness to young independent female models regarding the dangers, and scams that exist in the freelance model Industry and may be ignored. We want this film to be helpful and educational to many independent models and for them to learn about these dangers and what they should look out for.

It's commendable that Milly is using her talent as a writer & director to shed light on such an important and often overlooked issue like sex trafficking. By telling stories that draw attention to the harsh realities of this industry, she has the potential to raise awareness and possibly even make a difference in saving lives.

Movie Writer & Director

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