The Life (Yo puta)(I, Whore)

The Life (Yo puta)(I, Whore) (2004)

  • 0% of critics liked it
    (6 reviews)

  • 60% of users liked it
    (881 ratings)

A young writer named Elisabeth (unseen except for a voice-over) decides to write her newest book on the world's oldest profession: prostitution. Based in Los Angeles, Elisabeth travels the world interviewing dozens of prostitutes ranging from call-girls, streetwalkers, even male and female gigolos.… More

R, 1 hr. 27 min.
Directed By
María Lidón
Genres
Art House & International, Drama
In Theaters
Apr 16, 2004 Wide
On DVD
Feb 8, 2005

Critic Reviews

  • Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News

    A shallow film.

  • Dave Kehr, New York Times

    Whore, directed by the Spanish filmmaker who uses the pseudonym Luna, is a tedious, not-at-all titillating exploitation film.

  • Leslie Camhi, Village Voice

    The subjects can be amusing, chilling, or tragic -- but in the end, they offer few surprises.

  • Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter

    Whore isn't titillating enough to appeal to the raincoat crowd nor weighty enough to warrant serious appraisal.

  • Ken Fox, TV Guide's Movie Guide

    Is there anything remotely new left to be said about the world's oldest profession? Perhaps, but Spanish director Maria Lidon's glossy film, which sets sleekly staged interviews with European prostitutes within a fictional story, never finds the words.

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