Palácio de Vênus

Name: Palácio de Vênus
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 23 min
Rating: 5.5
Cast: Elizabeth Hartmann, Lola Brah, Zélia Diniz

1980
1h 23min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA prostitute's daughter, Encarnação runs away from home in the countryside to meet her mother who lives in a luxury brothel. She does not know what her mother does for a living. Meanwhile, t... Leer todoA prostitute's daughter, Encarnação runs away from home in the countryside to meet her mother who lives in a luxury brothel. She does not know what her mother does for a living. Meanwhile, the other prostitutes decide to go on strike for a fairer division of profits.A prostitute's daughter, Encarnação runs away from home in the countryside to meet her mother who lives in a luxury brothel. She does not know what her mother does for a living. Meanwhile, the other prostitutes decide to go on strike for a fairer division of profits.

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Virgínia Gil's debut.

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Edited into Histórias que nosso Cinema (não) Contava (2017)

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Forget the supposed plot, it is just a sexploitation showing sexual perversion

It is clear that Oddy Fraga had the technique, was able to present an interesting cinematography, had aesthetic concerns. However, his sexploitation films were often terrible, with ridiculous story, dialogues and acting. That is precisely the case of this film. While the plot of a brothel where the pimp is concerned about her very daughter also becoming a prostitute could work, despite its sexist and moralist bias, and whereas a strike of sex workers could have produced a great story, all that depended on an inspired script, what was definitely not the case. The film is mostly an exploitation B-film on sexual perversion.