In the movie Call Girl, Iris is a young girl living in a government home in Stockholm in the late 1970s. She is recruited by Dagmar Glans (played by Pernilla August), a high-end madam who runs a network of underage prostitutes for powerful men in the Swedish government, including police commissioners and cabinet ministers.
Iris is initially hesitant to join the world of prostitution, but she quickly finds herself drawn in by the allure of money, drugs, and the attention of powerful men. She becomes a successful call girl, catering to the desires of wealthy clients and enjoying a lavish lifestyle.
However, as Iris begins to uncover the dark secrets of the people she is servicing, including corruption and sexual exploitation of underage girls, she realizes that she is in over her head. With the help of a sympathetic journalist, Iris attempts to expose the corruption and bring justice to the victims of the sex trade.
Call Girl is a bleak and powerful drama that tackles issues of power, corruption, and exploitation, and features strong performances by its cast, including Sofia Karemyr as Iris, Simon J. Berger as the journalist she teams up with, and Josefin Asplund as one of the young prostitutes working for Dagmar's network.
