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| Farrah Abraham | ... |
Herself
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John Anthony | ... |
Himself - Porn Actor
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| Rachel Bernard | ... |
Herself
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Levi Cash | ... |
Himself - Porn Director
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| Miley Cyrus | ... |
Herself
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Tony D. | ... |
Himself - Porn Actor
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Brooklyn Daniels | ... |
Herself - Porn Actress
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| Sasha Grey | ... |
Herself
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Pauly Harker | ... |
Himself
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Ivan H. Itzkowitz III | ... |
Himself - Photographer
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Belle Knox | ... |
Herself
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Kendall Plemons | ... |
Himself
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| Emily Ratajkowski | ... |
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Riley Reynolds | ... |
Himself - Founder of Hussie Models
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Emeterio Silguero | ... |
Himself - Tressa's Father
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A documentary about young women who have been drawn into the sex trade - and how easy it is for a web-savvy generation to end up making porn.
Okay first of all to all you salty ass bitches, I'm suspecting you're only giving this documentary a poor review because you, yourself, are an avid porn watcher and don't see anything wrong with the industry.
Yes it's true these women had the choice to shoot porn but there were a couple instances throughout the film where they talked about basically being tricked into doing, what seemed like simple scenes, only to find out it's something much hardcore. The recruiter could have been extremely vague in describing the type of work the girls had to do and thus, MANIPULATING the girls to come out to the producers. Once the girls are actually there in person, it becomes easier for the producers to get the girls to do what they want.
The part where one of the girls talks about how she now understands how RAPE VICTIMS feel is because after being taken advantage of sexually, she will forever feel crappy about herself. This type of experience is not something you can easily bounce back from.
Why do you think rape victims are so fragile?
It also explains why some women continue to be in the industry because its not something you can just quit and walk away that easily without the emotional baggage catching up sooner or later. Hence, the Duke college student doesn't actually "talk" about her experience because it's probably something she doesn't want to remember.
I honestly had to make an account to make this review because a lot of the negative reviews probably came from middle-aged to old ass white dudes who walk around wearing ugly flip flops showing their nasty toes during the summer.