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Louise and Martine, who are veterans of Amsterdam's famous Red Light District and have a century of experience between them, star in Meet the Fokkens. See More Pictures
In a trailer, released yesterday, they describe how times have changed since they started their career in the early Sixties, and how they feel about the public perception of their trade.
Comparing the early days of the prostitution world with the present day, she recalls: 'In the old days, the local copper would tap on the window if a girl was showing too much ankle, now the girls deal coke from their cubicles.'
Louise explains that arthritis forced her to retire two years ago, because she 'couldn’t get one leg over the other' - though her sister continues to work.
Intimate insight: The pair describe how times have changed since they started their career in the early Sixties, and how they feel about the public perception of their trade
Double act: Louise and Martine dance in matching dresses outside their Amsterdam home
'My twin sister is still working in her old age,' she says. 'She needs the money. You can't live off a state pension.'
The trailer then shows a scene in which Martine is preparing herself for a job. She is seen calling out to her unseen client: 'I'm almost there... Did you hear me?'
An anonymous voice replies: 'Yes mistress,' to which she responds: 'Good Boy.'
The sisters can also be seen browsing a display of vibrators together in a sex shop, discussing the quality of the products on offer, and how they might use them.
Still working: Martine remains a practising prostitute as she needs the money. Her sister, who stopped due to her arthritis, points out: 'You can't live off a state pension'
One says: 'This one vibrates and it's nice.' The other replies: 'This vibrates even better. You can hold it against the penis.'
The documentary, which will go on general release in the U.S. this autumn, also relates a more serious story: how the Fokkens sisters freed themselves from the control of their pimps, ran their own brothel, and set up the first informal trade union for prostitutes.
Directors Gabriëlle Provaas and Rob Schröde told ABC News: 'This is the story we wanted to tell.
'Louise and Martine are real old-fashioned Amsterdam hookers: liberated, cheerful and not scared of anybody.'
I fear this world o! - Wapjoint
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