1970 was the most productive year in the life of Fashida's film industry. In a single feature-length film, no less than six films of different styles, types, materials, and so on were shot, and the black favorite "beware of prostitutes" is one of them. But for film fans, perhaps more importantly, this film is the best personal work that Fashion considers himself to be. Although the name of the film seems to have something to do with prostitutes, but the content of the story is another matter. It mainly tells the story of a group of people who are waiting for the film to be filmed. Because of the loss of performance and the loss of equipment, they only floated like walkers in the high-sounding Hotel Espana. It was not until the leading performance that everyone perked up. Unexpectedly, when he was busy filming, he had to make efforts to deal with troublemakers from all sides, which made him exhausted. In the end, he had to face the great political power, and the actors also began to cheer up. This film is undoubtedly a personal photo of the film, which is very popular through self-mockery, black humor and other means, but what is more noteworthy is the mix of this film, which inherits his early drama. In the future, it can be said to be an important transition work in the film production of Fashion. 1970 was the most prolific...
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