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Emanuelle and the White Slave Trade

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In a dark and vibrant Italian city, the life of a young woman named Laura takes an unexpected turn when she is forced to leave her home after her mother's death. With no clear direction or resources, Laura dives into the underworld of prostitution. At first, she feels lost and vulnerable in a world that seems like a maze of decay and desperation. However, over time, she learns to navigate her new life with cunning and determination.

The film follows her transformation as Laura establishes complex relationships with other characters, from her coworkers to men who see her as nothing more than an object. Amidst moments of sad solitude and glimpses of genuine friendship, Laura begins to focus on her life, challenging the adversities that surround her. Through intense and often painful experiences, she discovers not only the harsh reality of her choices but also a strange form of empowerment.

With raw and authentic direction, the narrative explores themes of exploitation, desire, and self-discovery as Laura navigates a path filled with shadows and light. As she finds her own place in the world, she faces decisions that will determine not only her future but also her own identity. The film, with its blend of drama and realism, raises profound questions about love, freedom, and women's choices in often oppressive contexts.

Media type
Movie
Year
1978
Director
Joe D'Amato
Writer
Joe D'Amato
Romano Scandariato
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
4.40
Actors
Laura Gemser
Ely Galleani
Gabriele Tinti
Venantino Venantini
Pierre Marfurt
Gota Gobert
Bryan Rostron
Manuela Romano
Nicola D'Eramo
Anna Toffoli
Tom Felleghy
Maria Letizia Serafino
Aurelia Saba
Fabio Frezza
Elena Maruffi
Maria Grado
Rocco Lerro
Alessandro Valente
Simone Brahmann
Bruno Bertocci
James Sampson
Martin Sorrentino
Frank Nuyen
Gender
Drama
Terror
Suspense
Country
Italy
Producers
Gianfranco Couyoumdjian
Original title
La via della prostituzione
Duration
89
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