An investigation into accusations of teenagers being sexually abused within the film industry.
Amy J. Berg
Director
Evan Henzi
Self
Michael Egan III
Self
Todd Bridges
Self - Actor, Diff'rent Strokes
Joey Coleman
Self
Nicholas Stojanovich
Self
Michael Harrah
Self - Child Talent Manager
John Connolly
Self - Investigative Journalist
Anne Henry
Self - Co-Founder, BizParentz
Caroline Heldman
Self - Professor, Occidental College
Jesse Bering
Self - Author, Perv: The Sexual Deviant In All of Us
Dawn Chmielewski
Self - Former Los Angeles Times reporter
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