That's about the high point of this Canadian govt. sponsored (surprise!) film short. Tony and Equity nominated actress Louise Pitre stars as a stripper who's losing her job because she's not a sleazy as Megan Follows, ( Yep, Anne of Green Gables herself in leather with a whip). Script co-written by award-winning playwright Carol Bolt. Really, with all this talent, couldn't they have made a better movie? (Oh, and Ms. Pitre's breasts are on display for maybe one frame as well. Thank you Ma'am).. One of a series of films sponsored by govt. grants and business tax breaks that never appear to get shown to the general public who pays for them.

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