Working Girls

Working Girls chronicles a day in the life of Molly, a call girl in New York City, as she navigates her demanding profession. The film offers an intimate look into her relationships with clients and colleagues, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll of her work. It also explores the complexities of female friendships and the struggle for independence in a demanding urban environment.

Working Girls was recognized for its frank and realistic portrayal of sex work, avoiding sensationalism and focusing on the humanity of its characters. While not a mainstream hit, it garnered critical attention for its feminist perspective and direct, unsentimental approach.

• Praised for its authentic and non-judgmental depiction of sex workers.
• Commended for its feminist underpinnings and focus on female solidarity.
• Noted for its gritty, realistic portrayal of urban working-class life.

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Director Lizzie Borden interviewed over 100 sex workers to accurately research and authentically portray their experiences in the film.