Sex for money sometimes conceals great sadness. It can be sought to treat wounds it cannot heal. I believe that may happen less in actual prostitution than in the parody of prostitution offered in "gentleman's clubs." Whatever is going on is less about sex than psychological need, sometimes on both sides. Atom Egoyan's "Exotica" is a deep, painful film about those closed worlds of stage-managed lust.
Who Is Jewish Mom In ‘Love, Lights, Hanukkah!’ Hallmark Movie? She’s Catholic!
The protagonist of the new Hallmark Channel holiday movie
Love, Lights, Hanukkah!is Christina (
Mia Kirshner). While preparing her restaurant for Christmas, she discovers via a DNA test that’s she’s 50 percent Jewish. Over eight crazy nights, Christina (who was adopted as a child) is led to a new family and discovers that Ruth is her biological mother.
‘Love, Lights, Hanukkah’ Hallmark Movie Star from Family of Holocaust Survivors
In the new Hallmark Channel holiday movie
Love, Lights, Hanukkah! a gorgeous young woman in the restaurant business, Christina (
Mia Kirshner), discovers from a DNA test that she’s half Jewish. The discovery leads her to her biological mother Ruth (
Marilu Henner,
Ben Savage).