STREET SISTERS
Young woman quickly realize that prostitution is a harsh reality.
About This Film
This movie is a little different from a typical black exploitation movie. It starts out by showing a family where the parents have a strained relationship with their prostitute daughter. This woman (called "the painted woman") ends up having a kid after being impregnated by one of her clients. She leaves the lilly white boy with his grandparents, a kind old lady and a stern minister.
Grandma cares for the boy and he has a close relationship with her. Grandpa is more distant, believing that little good can come from a boy who came into the world in such negative circumstances. When the boy grows older, he dreams of having a family of his own with his girlfriend, but eventually he is left thinking that he cannot trust anybody in the world. This starts him on a quest to reunite with his biological mother.
Grandma cares for the boy and he has a close relationship with her. Grandpa is more distant, believing that little good can come from a boy who came into the world in such negative circumstances. When the boy grows older, he dreams of having a family of his own with his girlfriend, but eventually he is left thinking that he cannot trust anybody in the world. This starts him on a quest to reunite with his biological mother.
Film Details
Director
Arthur Roberson
Writer
Arthur Roberson
Keywords
Female Nudity
Independent Film
Female Topless Nudity
Sex
Prostitute
Prostitution
Beating
Woman
Funeral
Coffin
Crying
Cult
Pimp
Strangled To Death
Farm
Barn
Countryside
Interracial Relationship
Preacher
Based On Play
Sadness
Baptism
Overalls
Interracial
Misery
Sex In Hay
Prostitute Mother
Grandson
Sexual Exploitation
Sepia
Bible Quote
Bastard Son
Seduction Attempt
Grandparents
Apply Lipstick
Also Known As
Black Mama, Black Hooker, Don't Leave Go My Hand, Original title: Street Sisters