In Distribution: Not Taken: Origins
In Production: Innocence Taken
NOW FILMING
With both Not Taken and Innocence Taken books released, Innocence Taken is being filmed for release on streaming platforms for release in 2025.
The Prequal to Not Taken
The first movie in the Not Taken Franchise
Synopsis:
Cindy, a young mother from the Ukraine lives with her 16-year-old daughter Angie in a mobile home in Aurora. Surrounded by pimps, drug dealers and men eying beautiful young Angie, they know they need to get money to live in a safter place. Both are hiding from Immigration and Cindy's past. Not able to get a regular job, Angie goes to a model audition at a hotel. Told to come back for a full photoshoot, she brings Cindy, only 28 and stunning, along and they are both told they will be in demand. They are. To sex traffickers who find a billionaire who wants them as his property... to be his sex slaves. Trafficked to Russia,
they are put on stage, sold, and that's when Cindy's past reveals her parents are the most ruthless sex traffickers in Eastern Europe, and Cindy unleashed hell on the men who trafficked her and her daughter.
Originally titled "Aurora," we have created a new edition, Innocence Taken, and expanded it to tie-in directly to the Not Taken property.
The film introduces how easy it is for young women to be taken. Filled with shocks, revelations on hew trafficking and government agencies use traffickers, it is a high-octane action thriller that sets the stage for the blockbuster Not Taken movie.
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Not Taken: The Real Thing
Executive Producer Terry Ulick grew up in a family that had been traffickers.
Terry Ulick has authored both fiction and nonfiction works. Not Taken is his 69th book, and one that reflects his personal experience of being the child of a 12-year-old girl, raped by her own father -- a sex trafficker and drug dealer in the Ukraine.
His mother escaped to the America where Terry was born.
Soon joined in America by Terry’s grandmother and his two uncles, he grew up with people traumatized by trafficking. Hiding from immigration and his father/grandfather, they lived in a car, never staying one place for more than a few days.
"I grew up feeling the pain and suffering that my family endured. Things are no different today. If anything they are worse, and why I wrote this book."
- Terry Ulick
