PR Girls PR Girls青春援助交际
Chinese title (trad.):
PR Girls青春援助交際
Chinese title (simpl.):
PR Girls青春援助交际
Russian title:
Промоутерши
Release year:
1998
Country:
Hong Kong
Genre:
adult
Language:
cantonese
Age rating:
II B
Hong Kong release date:
Description:
"Youth is invincible, easy money" — that's the motto of today's hostess-bar girls. They know how to cash in on their youth and beauty, and they have a great time doing it, because they genuinely love dressing up, knocking back drinks, playing drinking games and singing karaoke — for them, work and play are one and the same. Every one of them entered the trade of her own free will; the days of forcing innocent girls into prostitution are a thing of the past. Many people mistake them for a pitiful bunch, but in truth they're a happy tribe. Show more
"Today's World Nightclub" is one of the big venues in town, famous for its beautiful girls, with a clientele made up mostly of middle-class white-collar workers and businessmen. The most powerful mamasan there is Sister Julia. She's only twenty-seven, sharp as a tack, loyal and full of heart, and of the dozen or so girls under her wing, four stand out: Ah B, Matilda, Ah Jun and CoCo. Ah B is only nineteen, yet she has already seen through the fickleness of the world and set herself a grand life goal: trade seven years of youth for a mountain of money, so she can spend the rest of her days in carefree pleasure. Matilda is a born nymphomaniac — making money through sex is sheer bliss for her. Ah Jun is a compulsive gambler and the biggest dreamer of them all. CoCo clings hardest to her principles: she'll sell smiles but not her body, holding out for a prince who'll turn this sparrow into a phoenix. They all know where their lives are headed — they're going to be happy hostess girls. This film tells their story. "Youth is invincible, easy money" — one phrase that lays bare the modern woman who uses her looks to fight for life's resources; that the poor are mocked and prostitutes are not has become the golden rule of society. A group of young, beautiful, strikingly built hostess girls enter the trade of their own accord, using their youth and beauty to make money and have fun, finding pleasure in life through dressing up, drinking, playing drinking games and singing karaoke.
"Today's World Nightclub" is one of the big venues in town, famous for its beautiful girls, with a clientele made up mostly of middle-class white-collar workers and businessmen. The most powerful mamasan there is Sister Julia. She's only twenty-seven, sharp as a tack, loyal and full of heart, and of the dozen or so girls under her wing, four stand out: Ah B, Matilda, Ah Jun and CoCo. Ah B is only nineteen, yet she has already seen through the fickleness of the world and set herself a grand life goal: trade seven years of youth for a mountain of money, so she can spend the rest of her days in carefree pleasure. Matilda is a born nymphomaniac — making money through sex is sheer bliss for her. Ah Jun is a compulsive gambler and the biggest dreamer of them all. CoCo clings hardest to her principles: she'll sell smiles but not her body, holding out for a prince who'll turn this sparrow into a phoenix. They all know where their lives are headed — they're going to be happy hostess girls. This film tells their story. "Youth is invincible, easy money" — one phrase that lays bare the modern woman who uses her looks to fight for life's resources; that the poor are mocked and prostitutes are not has become the golden rule of society. A group of young, beautiful, strikingly built hostess girls enter the trade of their own accord, using their youth and beauty to make money and have fun, finding pleasure in life through dressing up, drinking, playing drinking games and singing karaoke.
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producer:
Joe Ma Wai-Ho, Well Chin Wing-Wai, Cindy Yu Sze-Dik
98 m.
Joe Ma Wai-Ho
Aged 33 years
84 m.
Well Chin Wing-Wai
35 m.
Cindy Yu Sze-Dik
98 m.
Aged 33 years
84 m.
35 m.
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script:
Matt Chow Hoi-Kwong, Joe Ma Wai-Ho, Cheng Man-Fai
105 m.
Matt Chow Hoi-Kwong
Aged 29 years
98 m.
Joe Ma Wai-Ho
Aged 33 years
29 m.
Cheng Man-Fai
105 m.
Aged 29 years
98 m.
Aged 33 years
29 m.
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