Tells several stories of prostitution around the world. The documentary revolves around the lives and individual hopes, needs and experiences of the women.

The film's director, Michel Glawogger took his camera visited Thailand, Bangladesh and Mexico, recording the local prostitute's real life. He was from a moral point of evaluation of these prostitutes practices and behaviour, but from the angle of a spectator at their lives, suffering, struggle, demand. The film in some circumstances may suffer from some countries and governments, but these are able to impress or tingling audience's heart.
Prostitution in Thailand, Bangladesh, Mexico, Australia documentary director Michel Glovok explores the not old teeth into the tragedy, not to visit the temptress red-light district, but from three diverse gender, marriage and religious ideas contributed to today's prostitution prostitutes culture and value. The original nature, need more for them to sell their bodies, life improvement, not being discriminated against, stripped of their dignity, only from the reduced the same people find solace. From look to the " goldfish " for Thai style, to the Bangladesh Red Light District understanding men's own because he fails to meet with sexual desire, to prostitutes in Mexico are not afraid of death but no stem, the outsider 's film don't wear coloured glasses, lens respect from different countries every sex workers and their roles.
" Glory " is Michel Glawogger hooker "globalization documentary Trilogy " ( globalization-documentaries ) the last, before two parts are respectively 1998 " metropolis " and 2005 " labor 's death ". The film received the Venice Film Festival in 2011 of the horizon, and won the grand prize of the jury.