Call Girl (1983)
Call Girl (1983) Summary"Call Girl" follows the story of Gabriel Pontello, who kidnaps Olinka with the intention of making her a call girl. As their relationship develops, Olinka replaces Gabriel's girlfriend, Diana, but he continues to exploit her by involving her in orgies he organizes. A rival pimp named Lucifer enters the scene, capturing Gabriel and coercing Olinka into prostitution and sexual encounters with him and actress Dominique Aveline. After forcing her to work the streets and host a smaller orgy, Olinka manages to escape and rescue Gabriel.
The film has been criticized for its poor dubbing and confusing plot, which features Olinka's struggles in a French city, likely Paris, and a vice cop who exploits her. The narrative is muddled and lacks coherent social commentary. The film also features Marilyn, another call girl in Lucifer's roster, portrayed by Olinka Hardiman, who draws comparisons to Marilyn Monroe. Directed by Andrei Feher, the film exemplifies the chaotic nature of Euro-porn from the 70s and 80s, lacking a clear storyline and showcasing moments of absurdity. Despite the film's disarray, it features hardcore sexual content and has garnered attention for its questionable quality and production choices. The film was released under various titles and is available in dubbed English audio only.
Key Details:
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Director: Andrei Feher (credited as Andrew Whyte)
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Studio: CAL-VISTA
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Notable Cast: Olinka Hardiman, Gabriel Pontello, Richard Allan
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Content: Hardcore M-F and M-M-F sexual scenes
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Video Quality: Decent, with some compression artifacts
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Alternative Titles: Multiple, including "International Gigolo" and "Hate and Love"
