Freeway II: Confessions of a Trickbaby

The story moves from a controlled medical facility where White Girl begins her escape to the border region around Tijuana, highlighting a liminal space where crime and law enforcement collide. The border area features run-down streets and shady motifs as the fugitives flee south, weaving through the suburbs and gritty venues. Settings shift from clinical spaces to seedy motels and a gaudy mission house, underscoring a world of danger, vice, and potential salvation.

🩹 Trauma

The film centers on two teenage girls haunted by abuse and trauma, including a controlling hospital setting and a history of violence. Bulimia and past mistreatment shape their decisions and push them toward dangerous courses of action. Their resilience is tested as they navigate fear, hunger, and survival in a hostile, violent world.

🕯️ Cult and Power

Sister Gomez runs a grotesque operation under the veil of a Catholic mission, exercising control over followers and exploiting vulnerable young women. The cult’s ritual violence and the revelation of its predatory leadership expose how charisma and religious veneer can mask exploitation. The narrative probes the corruption of power and the harm it causes.

⚖️ Justice and Revenge

White Girl pursues her own form of justice, confronting criminals and figures of authority in a morally gray pursuit. The violence she unleashes and the decisions she makes blur the lines between vengeance and protection. The story questions who deserves mercy and who is beyond redemption, presenting a harsh, uncompromising moral landscape.

🚪 Escape and Freedom

The escape from captivity kicks off a perilous journey across the border, turning confinement into a quest for autonomy. The trek from hospital to border town, then into the streets of Tijuana, reshapes the protagonists and exposes them to harsher realities. The conclusion centers on survival and a hard-won sense of freedom.