Selling Innocence

Mia Sampson is a teenager whose aspirations of becoming a model lead her to sign a contract with a man claiming to run a modeling agency. After a series of photo shoots, Mia discovers that her images are being used on a subscription-based website for exploitative purposes. This discovery forces Mia and her mother to take action to remove the photographs from the internet and reclaim the girl's privacy.

This drama was directed by Pierre Gang and written by Aaron Martin and John Moffatt. The film features a cast including Sarah Lind as Mia, Mimi Rogers as her mother Abby, and JR Bourne as Malcolm Lowe. Produced by companies including Lifetime and Cité-Amérique in Canada and the United States, the production had a budget of 4 million USD. The film has a runtime of 88 minutes.

Audience reception for the movie is mixed, as indicated by a rating of 5.4/10 on IMDb based on 686 votes.