It's actually really good, totally watchable. I found it interesting so, glad I stumbled upon it :)

A fresh, funny, and insightful look at se.x work that refuses to reduce its subjects to stereotypes. Andrea Werhun is effortlessly charismatic as she brings her personal experiences to life through colourful, campy re-enactments that effectively balance the film's humour with its darker revelations about exploitation, stigma, and violence. The film's honesty and empathy are what make it such a compelling portrait of an often-misunderstood profession. [8/10]

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