Mustang: The House That Joe Built

This documentary runs for 82 minutes and delves into the experiences of the women working at the Mustang Ranch. It highlights the workings of America's first and largest legal brothel, offering a rare glimpse into a subject often shrouded in stigma.

With keywords such as 'prostitute,' 'Nevada,' and 'brothel,' this film captures the complexities of life in a place where prostitution is legalized. The narrative is framed through the personal stories of the women, presenting their perspectives and challenges.

Directed by Robert Guralnick, the film features appearances from Tony Brandt and Christa Free, who contribute to the documentary's exploration of a unique aspect of American culture. Collectors of documentaries or those interested in the sociocultural discussions surrounding legal brothels may find this film particularly engaging.