Gangstresses

About This Movie

Gangstresses is an interesting dive into the murky waters of street life, but from a distinctly feminine perspective. Director Harry A. Davis takes his time, letting the interviews breathe, which really allows the raw emotions and harsh realities to surface. You’ve got these women – hustlers, mothers, survivors – each with their own story that paints a broader picture of desperation and resilience. The pacing can feel reflective, almost contemplative, as it wanders through their lives in a way that’s both intimate and harsh. No flashy effects, just real talk and true grit. It’s not often you get to see such an unfiltered view of these lives, and that's what makes it stand out in the documentary realm.

Focuses on women's experiences in street culture · Intimate interviews over two years · Distinctive perspective on survival and violence