Sweet Street

This was a very nice short, that was right up my street (if that is the correct saying). Great performences by the leads. I also like the way it was shot and the look. Also I loved the soundtrack. It reminded me of the Neon Demon soundtrack.

Thoroughly enjoyed this dark and gritty film, I found it superbly cast, written and shot, whilst demonstrating the true-life realities that some sex workers have to face. Highly recommended!

Coz Greenop's elegant new short; 'Sweet Street,' throws us into the dirty, violent world of a young sex worker in Leeds. He shows us how her life is stripped of all humanity, with a relentless round of disgusting men, drugs and alcohol. Beautifully crafted, this dark film delves into this sickening realm in vivid detail. We are given some hope when she is given a glimpse of what a 'happy,' 'normal' relationship could be like, only to have her happy ending stripped away from her, as her 'prince charming' lets her down; another man among many who cannot be trusted. Ariadna Cabrol is stunning in the role of Isabella. She is a mesmerising presence on screen. A stunning film that will stay with you long after you have watched it.

Amazing actress Ariadna Cabrol in "Sweet Street". A breathtaking performance that turns "Sweet Street" into an unforgettable film

This gritty drama highlights the controversial truth about Leed's Red Light District (a feature you won't find promoted on the tourist boards). This films bravely emphasises the emotional highs and lows of a legal sex worker, Isabella, and her pursuit for normality. It incorporates themes of truth, hope and ruin.

Excellently directed by Coz Greenop, paired with powerful performances from both leads and supporting character alike, 'Sweet Street' is a mist see dark commentary on life choices and the choices of a city to legalise sex work.