A very good and realistic drama that shows the insides of prostitution in a very simple and realistic way. Candela Peña won a best actress Goya award and in my opinion well deserved.

Buen drama/comedia de España con subtítulos en inglés, 109 minutos

Great performances. Engaging and not sugar coated.

Rather dull considering the content. At no point does this film push the boundaries or expose a gritty side.

In this film Caye embodies the perfect combination of independence and insecurity. This was a tasteful and elegant depiction of the dangers, struggles and shame-ridden moments which face ladies of the night. The inner conflicts were genuine and were only further illuminated by graceful, and sometimes philosophic dialogue. I wish there were more films of this quality.

There is a hint of Almodovar in this defiantly optimistic tale of prostitution and chauvinism and more than a hint of Ken Loach in the brutal realism of the camera work and the complete authenticity of the performances. Their are some terribly harrowing scenes and a sense of approval regarding prostitution which seem ill-advised, but all-in-all, this is a memorable, hilarious, disturbing indictment of anti-multiculturalism in the squalid, inevitable lives of middle-class prostitutes in Spain.

This is an exceptional film about the world's oldest profession. It is exceptional, not just as an insight into the emptiness of a whore's life but into the richness of a friendship entered into with kindness. The story is small scale with minor villains and fleeting loving. At no point is it salacious, and yet the film does not flinch from its subject matter.

I'm not entirely sure how accurate this movie is, but I did enjoy it nonetheless. A story of two women coming together against all odds. Sentimental characters and a touching storyline.

Watched with English subtitles. "I have nostalgia for things that haven’t happened yet…then I get sad because they may never happen.” “Love is to pick me up after work.” “We exist because there are people thinking of us, not because we are here.” Terrific Actress: Candela Peña

Film was good...for some prostitutes real life.

This movie made me laugh and feel alive but almost cry.

Excellent movie!! great way to handle topic.

An fascinating look at the lies we tell ourselves to make living life bearable.

So emotionally contained but internally explosive, A movie that really makes you feel nostalgic about things that never happened...Excellent screenplay and acting.

Awesome drama about prostitution in Europe. It was good how it showed the reality about the poor Latin American girls who go to Europe to work as prostitutes. The story was really good.

Worth watching. I like the soundtrack a lot.

emotional, sad, well acted, touching movie...

so sad and so true! this kind of films can remind us how lucky we are

Excepte l'escena de la limusina tot està força bé, i en particular el final

Toil and trouble for prostitutes in Madrid. It makes some good points about their lives and the problems they face without the subject matter being in your face.