House of Love (2000) | (VHS) | Eros Collection

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Title: House of Love (2000)

Genre: Drama Romance

Plot Synopsis
A documentarian intent on exposing the objectification of sex workers at a brothel winds up confronting her own awakening desires as she interviews the workers, customers, and eventually becomes drawn into their world.

Cast and Crew

• Director: Tom Lazarus

• Writers: Tom Lazarus

• Cast:

  • Catalina Larranaga as Melinda

  • Tracy Ryan as Rosemary

  • Susan Featherly as Sunny

  • Kitty Mitchner as V

  • Kira Reed Lorsch as Darby

IMDb Link: House of Love (2000)

Reviews from Letterboxd

1. Ben – ★★★☆☆
   “A documentarian sets about to expose the objectification of sex workers at a brothel by interviewing several of the workers along with the customers who tell stories of past sex adventures. She becomes increasingly horny threw out all this and after secretly filming one of the girls having an affair with another married woman is dared to come to the brothel and have sex, so she does the end. Despite the 100-minute runtime being a bit too much for one of these, this being told in a documentary style format makes it unique and the sex scenes go pretty hard for softcore standards, so much so there’s almost some dick slips here and there. If your familiar with these late-night erotic romps from this time period you’ll recognize several of the female cast Susan Featherly, Keli McCarthy, Regina Russell to name a few.”

2. Video Gwen – ★★★★★
   “Let’s go bisexuals! Let’s go!”

3. Arek_Szpak – ★★★☆☆
   “Nie tak błyskotliwy jak poprzedni film Lazarusa (Word of Mouth) ale urokliwy w utopijnym obrazie seksualnego przebudzenia, które otwiera na innych i bliski w tym erotycznym thrillerom Gregory’ego Darka.”
   Translation: “Not as brilliant as Lazarus’s previous film (Word of Mouth) but charming in its utopian image of s&xual awakening, which opens one to others and close in this to the erotic thrillers of Gregory Dark.”

Meta Description:
A bold drama-romance exploring objectification and s&xual awakening when a documentarian’s exposé leads her into unexpected personal desire.