"American Pimp" is a 1999 documentary film directed by the Hughes Brothers. It explores the lives of several pimps in Los Angeles, providing an unfiltered look at their lifestyles, relationships, and the dynamics of the sex trade. The film features interviews with the pimps, who share their experiences and philosophies about their profession. The documentary is notable for its candid portrayal of the often glamorized world of pimping, challenging stereotypes and revealing the harsh realities behind the facade. It also examines the impact of societal attitudes towards sex work and the complexities of power and control within these relationships.