"Pimps Up, Ho's Down" is a documentary film released in 2004 that explores the world of street prostitution in San Francisco. The film provides an unfiltered look at the lives of both pimps and sex workers, highlighting their struggles, relationships, and the dynamics of their interactions. The documentary features interviews and real-life footage, offering insights into the challenges faced by those involved in the sex trade. It aims to shed light on the complexities of this underground economy, while also addressing issues of exploitation, power, and survival in a marginalized community.