Roommates (1982)

"Roommates" (1982) is a film centered on the lives of three women sharing an apartment in New York City. It explores their individual struggles to escape past abuses and create new beginnings. As they support each other's aspirations, remnants of their previous lives resurface, affecting their work and relationships. The narrative follows each woman's journey: one regresses into her former habits, another discovers her dreams, while the third maintains stability but ultimately seeks new roommates for a fresh start. The film features various adult scenes and includes performances by notable actors such as Samantha Fox, Veronica Hart, and Kelly Nichols."Roommates" received several accolades from the Adult Film Association of America, including Best Actress for Veronica Hart and Best Film. Chuck Vincent was recognized for both Best Director and Best Film, while Jamie Gillis won Best Supporting Actor. The film is noted for its unique portrayal of women's experiences and relationships.