Sexy Career Girls

A group of young women navigate their ambitions and romantic entanglements in the bustling city of Paris. As they strive for success in their careers and personal lives, they encounter the complexities of relationships and societal expectations. The film explores their friendships, rivalries, and the choices they make in pursuit of happiness and fulfillment.

This film is a niche European production that received limited critical attention in mainstream Western media. Its exploration of female ambition and sexuality was considered provocative for its time, appealing to a specific audience interested in art-house cinema and European erotic dramas. While not widely reviewed, it holds a cult status among enthusiasts of 1980s independent filmmaking.

• Praised for its bold portrayal of female characters and their desires.

• Noted for its stylish visuals and depiction of urban Parisian life in the early 80s.

• Some found the narrative to be episodic and less focused than intended.

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Director Robby Müller is more widely known for his cinematography work on films like 'Paris, Texas' and 'Down by Law'.