With the voices of sex workers center stage, Erika Lust directs the first part in a series of docu-explicit films.

Based on Sex Work is Work: Part 1 a confession by MariaRiot

Maria Riot has never hired an escort before. Dante Dionys has never escorted a woman. And Erika Lust is right there, camera in hand, questions ready, for all of it.

Sex Work is Work episode 1 is exactly what happens when you treat sex workers as the complex, fascinating people they are and give them the space to show you. The chemistry between Maria and Dante is as vivid and electric as anything in the XConfessions series, but what makes this film extraordinary is everything around the sex. The conversations. The honesty. The lives and minds of two people who have chosen this work and have a great deal to say about what that means.

Enlightening, tender, and genuinely thrilling, Erika Lust pushes through yet another wall on her mission for sex positivity and equality in adult cinema.

This is porn that makes you think as hard as it makes you feel.

Director: Erika Lust

Photographer: Adriana Eskenazi

Performers: María RiotDante Dionys

Erika Lust

AVERAGE RATING

4.5/5

61 ratings, 11 reviews

User reviews

    • Tripwop a year ago

      No idea if he came or not

    • Katzengeist a year ago

      Extremely sensual scenes, beautiful performers, engaging dynamics, very natural. It feels like being invited to observe someone's intimate date like you are a trusted friend, and you are just awaiting to be allowed to join

    • delphicpop 2 years ago

      I loved the honest exchange between both Maria and Dante, the respectful way they treated each, and I was struck by how much this film was more biography than porn. Looking at sex work as an essential service opens the opportunity to think about it as enhancing life which, in a free society, ought to be each person's right. Thank you for a beautiful, sensual exploration!

    • MichelS 2 years ago

      Una discriminación que tiene que desaparecer

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