About the film
American Pimp is an 87-minute documentary about the pimp subculture in the United States. Released in 1999, it is listed under the subject of prostitution and directed by Allen Hughes and Albert Hughes. Allen Hughes is also named as its maker.
The film is in English, and its listed release date is January 1, 1999. Its subject gives it a specific focus within documentary films about prostitution and life in the United States. The official site listed for the film is its Wikipedia page.
The available description identifies the subculture it examines, but does not give further detail about the people or stories featured. Viewers looking for a documentary on this subject can use its runtime, language and directors to decide whether it suits their next watch.
Who it is for
This documentary may suit viewers interested in prostitution as a subject or in films about subcultures in the United States. It is in English and runs 87 minutes.
Worth knowing
- 87-minute runtime
- Focuses on the pimp subculture
- Directed by Allen and Albert Hughes
- English-language film
Before you press play
- No further story details are listed
The short of it
American Pimp focuses on the pimp subculture in the United States.