★★★★☆ (4/5)

Michael Glawogger's Whores' Glory is not a typical exposé or a moralizing documentary. Instead, it's a triptych of intimate, observational portraits of sex workers in three very different cultural and economic settings: Bangkok (Thailand) , Faridpur (Bangladesh) , and Reynosa (Mexico) . The film eschews talking-head interviews and statistics, instead using long, hypnotic takes and striking cinematography to let the women's lives speak for themselves.

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Viewers looking for a fast-paced narrative, an activist polemic, or something uplifting.

Fans of observational docs (Frederick Wiseman), art-house cinema, and anyone who wants to see beyond the simplistic "good vs. evil" framing of sex work.

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