<p>Inspired by actual events, <em>Men In Blue</em> explores the effects of human trafficking and labor exploitation in the United States. Resistance brews among the Indian immigrants who were stripped of their dignity when a reputed shipyard in Texas conscripted them as guest workers to repair the oil rigs and ships damaged after Hurricane Katrina.</p>

Men In Blue

Resistance brews among Indian immigrants stripped of their dignity when hired as guest workers to repair oil rigs and ships.

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