OK I might be a wee bit biased with this review seeing that it's the first documentary I have ever seen filmed in my hometown. I knew where every location was. However, that bias only is for the cinematography and filming location. I am from Edmonton, Alberta where it is filmed and I am Edmonton proud! That is were it ends for my bias. I am disgusted that the streets of my city are such a dangerous place at night for these women. I do not agree with prostitution but I truly feel for these women. This documentary for me made me feel more. And I think that is the point. To feel for the sides of the women who live this life every day. I wish we as a society would focus more on real social issues (like human trafficking) and not focus as much on nonsense ones.
Now documentary wise, this documentary is basically in the middle. Its not the best one I have ever seen by a long shot but it is also not the worst. So if you can catch this online or on something like netflix then I recommend it. But just so you know it wont be winning a lot of awards either.
Now documentary wise, this documentary is basically in the middle. Its not the best one I have ever seen by a long shot but it is also not the worst. So if you can catch this online or on something like netflix then I recommend it. But just so you know it wont be winning a lot of awards either.