Dagmars heta trosor (1971)
Año de lanzamiento: 1971
Nación: Denmark, Sweden, United States
Alternative Title: Compañeras de una noche en Dinamarca, Dagmar's Hot Pants, Inc., Die jüngsten Kätzchen sind die schärfsten, Dagmarin kuumat pöksyt Oy
Director: Vernon P. Becker
Writer: Louis M. Heyward, Vernon P. Becker
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Vernon P. Becker
Compañías: Trans American Films, Unicorn Enterprises
Género: Comedy, Comedy Film, Romance, Sex Film
Budget: N/A
Premios & Similares
Premios: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: marriage proposal, call girl, seduction, motorcycle
Historia
Dagmar, a high-class Swedish call girl working in Copenhagen, decides it's time to quit her profession after two years. The film follows her throughout what she hopes will be her last day in the trade. She starts her morning with a marriage proposal from one of her clients but declines. She then goes about her routine, visiting her doctor and paying final visits to various clients. Along the way, she arranges to lease her flat and passes on her black book, a list of her clientele, to a colleague. Despite trying to avoid an impromptu session with Japanese businessmen, she eventually agrees. She also manages to have a quick conversation with her brother. Throughout the day, Dagmar keeps an eye on the clock, hoping to wrap up her activities before her pimp finds out about her plans. The film ends with the question of what awaits her if she successfully leaves her past behind.
Resumen
Directed by Vernon P. Becker and released in 1971, 'Dagmars heta trosor' is a Swedish comedy-drama that follows Dagmar, a sophisticated call girl operating in Copenhagen under the pseudonym 'Dagmar'. The film explores one day in her life as she tries to leave her profession behind, navigating her relationships with clients and associates along the way. Becker captures the complex dynamics of Dagmar's world, blending humor with the harsh realities of her life. Although the sources provided do not delve into themes or significance, the film is notable for its candid portrayal of sex work during the time.
