As well as eye opening--although this 'should' already be known but sometimes one doesn't quite understand until they 'see' it--account of what hell on earth truly looks like from the POV of Prostitutes from certain countries (probably isn't this bad in some countries but this is a probably a good mean average for a lot).
Really interesting how the filmmaker shot this; it almost felt like I was watching the movie "Kids" (1995). Interesting how the one woman from Mexico said she loved the life style--as Nina Hartley has been in porn for so long because she has said multiple times how much she loves the lifestyle--but this viewpoint is, I'm sure...very rare.
The hypocrisies and contradictions throughout this movie were funny because it made you see a truth of how messed up and misinterpreted everything can be.
A brilliant documentary! My only criticism is that sometimes it feels like you're watching "Laguna Beach" or "The Hills" (more so in Thailand than anything, but it's understandable in some way that questions had to be asked and situations had to be understood--such as the guy coming into the room to have intercourse in Mexico).
You feel the worst for the Bangladesh girls as that truly was hell on earth. And when the one girl talked about how life for girls should be better than this, you want to yell out loud and say, "It is!!" Sometimes it's not ones fault where they are born or how they are simply born into the lifestyle. Sometimes one gets dealt a bad hand with their life from the beginning...and that's absolutely when you need God the most...because you have to believe the afterlife is a better place!
Really interesting how the filmmaker shot this; it almost felt like I was watching the movie "Kids" (1995). Interesting how the one woman from Mexico said she loved the life style--as Nina Hartley has been in porn for so long because she has said multiple times how much she loves the lifestyle--but this viewpoint is, I'm sure...very rare.
The hypocrisies and contradictions throughout this movie were funny because it made you see a truth of how messed up and misinterpreted everything can be.
A brilliant documentary! My only criticism is that sometimes it feels like you're watching "Laguna Beach" or "The Hills" (more so in Thailand than anything, but it's understandable in some way that questions had to be asked and situations had to be understood--such as the guy coming into the room to have intercourse in Mexico).
You feel the worst for the Bangladesh girls as that truly was hell on earth. And when the one girl talked about how life for girls should be better than this, you want to yell out loud and say, "It is!!" Sometimes it's not ones fault where they are born or how they are simply born into the lifestyle. Sometimes one gets dealt a bad hand with their life from the beginning...and that's absolutely when you need God the most...because you have to believe the afterlife is a better place!