There is Happiness ("Wished Wigs") Margaret, even if your mother is missing, the idiot brother loves sex magazines with animals ("it's natural"!), the fat hangs from everywhere in huge folds, and you live in a station toilet in Manhattan - it's not evening! You just need to make friends with a sexy neighbor who chose a place under the sink, and she under tequila (behind the toilet for her - the most reliable place) will teach you how to live!
Of course, you have to work, but intimate services for women are a completely different matter, not what sex slaves are for men! Work can be monotonous (you can’t even imagine how boring it is to constantly tear off the client-accountant clothes and say: “Single tax”!), but, in general, fun and necessary for people (virtually every counter!). And they go crazy each in their own way, and ask prostitutes to show the "boat" - the simplest way to cope with sexual itching, which poor girls can not satisfy in another way, themselves, of course, are not! And buy the last iPhone, and then eat from starvation Margaret popcorn - as it is typical for them! But the bright creatures, carrying inexpensive love, even their own code of honor has, someone else’s constant client is taboo.
The rustling of the hall of the MIFF-2014 is mixed with a taste of absurdity (would you let a friend into your bed from the toilet with strange spots on her hands?), but the director skillfully plays on the soul strings, and now Margaret’s ass feels the beginning of a flirty service romance. And this nonsense - well, just its naivety, kindness and defenseless face (wrapping overnight in ominous cellophane is considered a miscalculation or a brilliant course of the script?) by the end of the film finally causes tenderness.
He who seeks and waits will always find.
And the section of Margaret directed by Madeline Olnek is still in vain, there must be some mystery in the woman! Maybe that's how she realized her own fantasies?
7 out of 10