The Girlfriend Experience
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The line between business and pleasure is blurred for a high-priced call girl who is paid to be a girlfriend to her clients.
Special features: Behind-the-scenes featurette ; alternate cut of feature ; commentary by Steven Soderbergh and Sasha Grey
Originally produced as a theatrical motion picture
In English with optional Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned
Contains both the unrated and theatrical versions of the film
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Add a SummaryChelsea (Sasha Grey) is a high-priced $2,000-an-hour call girl in Manhattan, offering a 'girlfriend experience': she'll dress with the client in mind, go to dinner and a movie, listen attentively to talk about work and finances, and she'll provide sex. It's October, 2008: a presidential election nears and the economy is in free fall. She has a boyfriend, Chris (Chris Santos), who's a personal trainer. We are shown five non-consecutive days in Chelsea's life. She's working on her Web page, talking to image consultants, and being interviewed by a reporter. She asks clients when their birthdays are and uses that for an astrological prediction. She's drawn to a new client, a writer from L.A. Should she break her rules for him? What if it risks her relationship with Chris? Should she invest in gold?
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Add a NoticeSexual Content: This title contains Sexual Content.
Coarse Language: This title contains Coarse Language.
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Add a QuoteChelsea: Sometimes clients think they want the real you, but at the end of the day, they say they don't. They want what... they want what you want to be. They want you to be something else. They don't want you to be yourself. Interviewer: Suppose I'm that rare client that really wants to... Chelsea: If they wanted you to be yourself, they wouldn't be paying you.
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Add a CommentThis movie was terrible. “Dumb, Boring and Stupid” Waste of time - Waste of Electrical power. It would be a waste of money to buy. "I fast forwarded all the way."
I agree with Joseph below... I took this out despite the doubts that such the leading actress genertated in my mind thinking that the theme being provocative it would open up some interesting plot lines... and was dissapointed. I am not even sure it was Mrs. Grey's fault either... the screen-play and the direction where terrible and at the end I think the latter two should carry the bulk of the blame for this being such a poor picture. A "one star" rating would seem generous to me.
Being a big fan of Sasha Grey, I liked this movie. I thought it was pretty interesting. It was a little slow at times, but not bad.
Very boring. Not interesting at all. They didn't really explore the subject of the movie.
good but moved slow and not really my thing
The Girlfriend Experience ---- DVD 2009---- Only watched a few minutes and shut it off! Enjoy if ya can! RichardPaul
This wasn't the worst movie I've ever seen, but it moves way to slow even for as short as it is. Sasha Grey should stick to her porn movies as there acting seems to be better than this movie.
The movie is dull but sustains just enough interest to watch till the end.
Interesting, dispassionate, modern-day take on a young, higher-end prostitute & her clients. But if titillation's your goal, don't bother, because this film isn't remotely erotic.
Skip It – The Girlfriend Experience (2009) 77 min. Sasha Grey takes on a dramatic role after the countless adult films she’s appeared in. Unfortunately, the film directed by Steven Soderbergh is terribly dull and uninspiring. Sasha Grey plays a “high class” call girl who acts as her clients’ "girlfriend". The film is relegated to a series of conversations she has with her clients. The conversations are as interesting as listening in on people situated three tables away in a restaurant – one never understands the context of their conversation and in the end … who cares? What a surprise for the director who did Erin Brockovich, Che, Traffic and Out of Sight. Stay away from this one.