 Andrew Billen of The Times described the documentary as " a crash @-@ course sentimental education " and " a rush job " . He said that rather than highlight the crime of trafficking , " the spotlight was effectively turned on Lohan and under it she wilted " . In a review in The Times , Caitlin Moran wrote that the juxtaposition of Lohan with the human suffering of trafficking made for " an odd , disconcerting programme " . Alice @-@ Azania Jarvis of The Independent found the documentary " very well put @-@ together , very thoroughly researched , and very compelling " and she said that the inclusion of Lohan was " definitely not a terrible choice . Just a very , very odd one . " 
