Women in Cages

1971
R
1h 21m

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5,0/10

2 k

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American women prisoners in a foreign country. Sex and action.

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2 vidéos

99+ photos

Prison Drama Action Crime Drama

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

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2 k

MA NOTE

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Sandy
(as Judy Brown)

Roberta Collins

Stoke

Jennifer Gan

Jeff

Pam Grier

Alabama

Bernard Bonnin

Acosta
(as Bernard Bodine)

Charlie Davao

Rudy
(as Charles Davis)

Lorca
(uncredited)

Andres Centenera

Dignitary
(uncredited)

Marissa Delgado

Juana
(uncredited)

Paquito Diaz

Jorge
(uncredited)

Sofia Moran

Theresa
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
The character Alabama in À coeur perdu (1993) was named after Pam Grier's character in this film. In the original script, Clarence even mentions that the name sounds like a Pam Grier character.

Gaffes
After spending most of the movie barefoot, the prisoners were conveniently given shoes just before their cross-country escape.

Citations
Jeff: What kind of hell did you crawl out of?
Alabama: It was called Harlem, baby. I learned to survive, never have pity. This game is called survival. Let's see how well you can play it. I was strung-out behind smack at ten and worked in the streets when I was twelve. You've got a long way to go.

Autres versions
West German theatrical version was reedited by the distributor to include hardcore sex scenes.

Connexions
Edited into Hollywood Boulevard (1976)

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5/10

Yes, There Are Women in Cages

American women prisoners in a foreign country. Sex and action.

From producer Roger Corman, and starring Pam Grier as Alabama, we have a story of various women who are locked up in a foreign country (I believe the Philippines). Yes, there are the "women in prison" motifs, such as the showers -- and you might see plenty of nudity. But the film is hardly sexual, as it is so raw and gritty. This is the type of nudity you get from National Geographic.

Pretty much the best thing about this film is seeing Pam Grier kick a little butt, get her butt kicked, and then kick a little more butt. She is one of the early modern strong females in film, and there is no denying her power on screen.