Post: #1

https://www.aftenposten.no/verden/i/xXe1...llik--Pimp This is a Norwegian serie called "Stuck", its about child marriage/abuse/violence and more against women, most or all of it is filmed in South east Asia and latin America.

Would like to hear some opinions about this serie, I think some of the scenes is staged, maybe not in this one from Phnom Penh, but some of the other episodes. In this link the reporter is asking the pimp of a bar how much the prostitutes earns a month, he answers that they make 105$. After this she asks how much it costs for a girl one night, this is 500-700 $ dollars he answer(6.50 min) Isnt that number a bit off?
Im not here to specificilly discuss what a girl costs in Phnom Phen, I just want some opinions about this serie if someone would have interest in watching it.

Post: #2

The pearl clutchers cannot watch porn, nor can they sexually fantasize, and they can't even have real sex other than for the sake of procreation, so they lustfully watch these sorts of lurid documentaries instead to get their sexual jollies, while simultaneously feeling smugly superior. Lots of pearl clutchers, hence lots of demand for these documentaries. That's my opinion of the series, without having actually watched it.

To those who did watch it, if this was advertising supported television, who are the advertisers?

Post: #3

https://www.plan-norge.no/english/stuck-tv-series Here is some more info on English

Post: #4

There´s a lot of oppressed Muslim women in Norway, plus all the African street walkers in Oslo. They weren´t available for interviews for this series? LOL No it probably wouldn´t be PC.