WDAY SPECIAL COVERAGE OF "TRAPPED"
‘Trapped’ movie filmed in Linton, North Dakota makes a long, dull winter anything but
By Kevin Wallevand of WDAY TV NEWS
A New York-based director known around the world is with a cast and crew in our state to film his movie, “Trapped.” The issue of human trafficking is at the heart of the movie.
LINTON, N.D. — Where Highway 83 in North Dakota meets the Emmons County town of Linton, what normally would be a quiet town has been anything but.
For the past several weeks, filmmaker Ejaz Khan along with a team of actors have been in Linton and other parts of the state shooting the movie “Trapped.”
“I have decided to make films that have a reason behind them,” said Khan.
They have been filming in North Dakota for weeks. In snowstorms and sub-zero temperatures. VIEW MORE
ABOUT THE MOVIE
“Trapped” is an upcoming feature film that tells the story of a fragile relationship between a mother and daughter set in the small town of Linton, North Dakota.
A film by Ejaz Khan, director of “Before They Vanish”
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