Hussy (Kino Cult) w/SLIP
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Helen Mirren (The Queen, TVāsĀ Prime Suspect) stars as Beaty, a high-price call girl operating out of a posh London nightclub. When she becomes romantically involved with a handsome American (John Shea) she is tempted to escape from her disreputable occupation. But her diabolical ex-boyfriend (Paul Angelis) returns from prison, drawing her more deeply into the drug-dealing underworld and away from her hopes of redemption. Along with such films asĀ The Long Good Friday,Ā The Hit, andĀ Mona Lisa,Ā HussyĀ is a tense and provocative plunge into organized crime and growing disillusionment of Thatcher-era England.
- Audio commentary by film historian Kat Ellinger
- Theatrical trailer
Hussy (Kino Cult) w/SLIP
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Helen Mirren (The Queen, TVāsĀ Prime Suspect) stars as Beaty, a high-price call girl operating out of a posh London nightclub. When she becomes romantically involved with a handsome American (John Shea) she is tempted to escape from her disreputable occupation. But her diabolical ex-boyfriend (Paul Angelis) returns from prison, drawing her more deeply into the drug-dealing underworld and away from her hopes of redemption. Along with such films asĀ The Long Good Friday,Ā The Hit, andĀ Mona Lisa,Ā HussyĀ is a tense and provocative plunge into organized crime and growing disillusionment of Thatcher-era England.
- Audio commentary by film historian Kat Ellinger
- Theatrical trailer
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Helen Mirren (The Queen, TVāsĀ Prime Suspect) stars as Beaty, a high-price call girl operating out of a posh London nightclub. When she becomes romantically involved with a handsome American (John Shea) she is tempted to escape from her disreputable occupation. But her diabolical ex-boyfriend (Paul Angelis) returns from prison, drawing her more deeply into the drug-dealing underworld and away from her hopes of redemption. Along with such films asĀ The Long Good Friday,Ā The Hit, andĀ Mona Lisa,Ā HussyĀ is a tense and provocative plunge into organized crime and growing disillusionment of Thatcher-era England.
- Audio commentary by film historian Kat Ellinger
- Theatrical trailer
