Prison Girls
Director: Tom DeSimone
Actors: Jacqueline Giroux, Annik Borel, Tracy Handfuss
PlotThe story unfolds within the walls of a women's prison, where a group of diverse female inmates each grapple with their own personal struggles and unsavory pasts. A new program offers selected prisoners the chance for a brief escape from the confines of incarceration through a furlough program. This gives them a taste of freedom and the opportunity to revisit their lives outside the prison. The film focuses on six women who are allowed temporary release over the course of a weekend, and their individual journeys highlight the societal challenges and personal demons that have led to their imprisonment. Each character's backstory is revealed, shedding light on the circumstances and choices that have contributed to their current predicaments.
As they navigate the world beyond the prison walls, these women confront a range of emotional and physical trials. Some attempt to reconnect with lost relationships, while others face the consequences of past transgressions. The furlough experience forces them to reevaluate their lives, decisions, and futures, all while facing temptations and uncertainties in a society that remains indifferent to their struggles. As they confront these realities, the story delves into themes of redemption, resilience, and the complex dynamics of choice and consequence. The narrative intricately explores the harsh realities of life after incarceration, setting up a compelling examination of human nature and societal redemption.
Writers: Lee Walters
Release Date: 22 Nov 1972
Runtime: 93 min
Rating: X
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Prison Girls offers quirky 3D nostalgia with its campy, flawed setup; a niche interest for collectors and fans of bawdy genre films.
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