Iska's Journey (Hungarian: Iszka utazása) is a 2007 Hungarian film written and directed by Csaba Bollók and stars newcomer Mária Varga.
The film is the result of director Bollók's accidental meeting with a 14-year-old street child, Maria Varga, living in a coalmining town of the Southern Carpathians.
The story follows her journey from her small town to the Black Sea, where she becomes a victim of human trafficking.
More than 50 European, Asian, and American film festivals have presented Bollók's feature to date.
Following its North American premier in Seattle last year, Iska's Journey was presented in Chicago, Cleveland, Toronto, Palm Springs and Vancouver.