East End Hustle (1976)
Année de sortie: 1976
Nation: Canada
Alternative Title: La justicière, Cindy la justicière, Itäisen Kadun Enkeli, Folles perverses, Nacidas para pecar, Distrito Este: Zona caliente, Street, The Hookers Revenge, Doğu Yakası Koşuşturması, Cindy
Réalisateur: Frank Vitale
Writer: Allan Moyle, Frank Vitale
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Don Carmody, Frank Vitale
Sociétés: Président Films
Genre: Action, Drama, Thriller
Budget: 200.000
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
Similaire:
Mots-clés
Mots-clés: drugs, exploitation, pimp, prostitution, rape, rescue, revenge, vigilante
Histoire
The movie 'East End Hustle' (1976) follows a group of prostitutes who band together to revolt against their abusive pimps. The story begins with Cindy, an ex-prostitute, rescuing Marianne from becoming one of her former pimp's new recruits. This act sparks a deadly rivalry between the pimps and the prostitutes. However, their bid for freedom turns out to be much more dangerous than they initially imagined.
Résumé
'East End Hustle', directed by Frank Vitale in 1976, is a Canadian exploitation film that explores themes of prostitution, abuse of power, and the struggle for freedom among its protagonists. The movie revolves around a group of prostitutes who fight against their sinister pimps, with a focus on Cindy's rescue mission to save Marianne from being ensnared in the same exploitative system.
