<human>: in one opinion, barbara stanwycks has the best performance of any actress, and i can say with certainty that she has the best lines, the best dialogue, and the most uncensored movie ever made. but a young woman, barely holding together her father and her siblings, working in an unregulated industry, could do anything but risk her life for a good friend, who played a wonderful role in this movie, even though she was african american. chad ochoa, who played the african american hero, was wonderful in this role. although she was black, ochoa portrayed a white woman with black hair and was playing the role of a black woman. a controversial subject, the movie explores, not only black women, but also white men, and black women, in a very controversial situation. likely because of their sexuality, they are pushed into situations beyond their control, whereby they do not get the power they want, and, at the end of the movie, they get what they deserve - a badly needed break from society.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?