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Whores' Glory (2011)

In Bangkok, Thailand, women punch a clock and wait for clients in a brightly lit glass box; in the red-light district of Faridpur, Bangladesh, a madam haggles over the price of a teenage girl; and in the border town of Reynosa, Mexico, crack-addicted women pray to a deity named Lady Death.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2011
Language
Duration
- 110 mins
Director
- Michael Glawogger
Starring
- Emma
- Ning
- Toh
- Wat
- Palm
- Lolita
Genres
- Documentary
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Mark Feeney 13 Jun 2012

Glawogger has the good sense mostly to stay out of the way and let the material speak for itself.

Davey M 03 Jan 2014

Bon documentaire qui arrive à rendre compte d'une réalité prenant différents visages selon les endroits visités sans même nécessiter de narration extérieure. Attention, le documentaire n'est peut-être pas pour tous, c'est super glauque, spécialement au Bengladesh et au Mexique.

Roman R 20 Oct 2012

A documentary film about prostitution in different parts of the developing world that was shown aspart of Amsterdam's IDF documentary film festival earlier this year. The first segment in Bangladesh is utterly depressing and quite boring in all honesty. The second part in Mexico is better but still paints a pretty grim picture for the ladies of the night that have been coaxed into it by pimps. Some of those pimps were said to have used black magic and cursed the underwear of unsuspecting village women. Others had their families and children threatened, whereas some were given false promises and made to believe their pimps were in love with them.

Scott Tobias 25 Apr 2012

Glawogger studiously avoids explicitness until he gets to Mexico, where he finally goes past the bartering stage and behind closed doors as business is conducted. Pleasure isn't part of the transaction.

Spencer S 13 Jul 2014

This film is probably one of the grittiest, glaringly horrific, and offensive documentaries to deal with the world of sex workers, worldwide. The subjects depicted in these three thirld world countries are open and opininated about their work and the sexual politics associated with their profession. It's so painfully aware of its own degradation and accuracy, shot beautifully and yet so ugly in its content. Director Michael Glawogger travelled to Thailand, Bangladesh, and Mexico to examine the attitudes of its citizens in regards to how women are treated as commodities. The women see their profession as an ends to a mean, and their only hope, while men see them as objects, and the interchangeable dialogue between the two reflects a dissonance of opinion on the subject of gender politics. The use of music, cinematography, and interviews interspersed between the action, really detail the inhumane conditions of the sex industry and the horrible standards set by a begrudging society.