

1986·Drama·1h 17m
7.1
★






Porn stars Sharon Mitchell and Tigr navigate the ups and downs of being in love while working in the sex industry.
Directed by Juliet Bashore
san francisco, california
drug addiction
docudrama
porn industry
adult filmmaking

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Cast

Tigr
Tigr

Sharon Mitchell
Mitch

Jon Martin
Jon Martin

Sparky Vasc
Sparky Vasque
Crew

Juliet Bashore
Director

Juliet Bashore
Writer

Tigr
Writer

Paul M. Young
Original Music Composer

Leslie Shatz
Sound

Tigr
Associate Producer
Popular Reviews
20 reviews
Emma
8.0★ · 10/11/25

Final monologue went hard
Final monologue went hard
Gabriel Silva
9.1★ · 12/19/24

This is a piece of art that cannot exist without its context. Presented without context it is a documentary about the sleaziness of the porn industry. Presented in context it is an improvisational story where the actors draw upon their own experiences in order to stage a documentary. Its presentation is powerful and if you're familiar with the artform of improv, you can pick up on the cues easily. What we get as a result is a rather earnest look at the lives of sex workers despite the fakery. Rather than being a cautionary tale about sex work it becomes a celebration of sexuality despite the awfulness of the crushing weight of capitalism that forces people into situations where they exploit their bodies, not just as sex workers, but as photographers, make up artists, etc. Is the sex worker any more exploited than anyone else who sells their labor?
This is a piece of art that cannot exist without its context. Presented without context it is a documentary about the sleaziness of the porn industry. Presented in context it is an improvisational story where the actors draw upon their own experiences in order to stage a documentary. Its presentation is powerful and if you're familiar with the artform of improv, you can pick up on the cues easily. What we get as a result is a rather earnest look at the lives of sex workers despite the fakery. Rather than being a cautionary tale about sex work it becomes a celebration of sexuality despite the awfulness of the crushing weight of capitalism that forces people into situations where they exploit their bodies, not just as sex workers, but as photographers, make up artists, etc. Is the sex worker any more exploited than anyone else who sells their labor?
Noah
7.3★ · 07/04/24

Loved this a lot, especially the wardrobe
Loved this a lot, especially the wardrobe
Zoë Westlund
8.4★ · 01/29/24

Incredibly visceral and interesting the way this film twists fact and fiction. Despite the scenes being staged, the improvisation feels so raw, almost like Mitch and Tigr are realizing their relationship is actually falling apart as they play the roles. The last scene left me utterly speechless and saddened in a way movies often don’t because it’s one of the most raw looks at human desperation I’ve ever seen. This film will stick with me, I’m sure.
Incredibly visceral and interesting the way this film twists fact and fiction. Despite the scenes being staged, the improvisation feels so raw, almost like Mitch and Tigr are realizing their relationship is actually falling apart as they play the roles. The last scene left me utterly speechless and saddened in a way movies often don’t because it’s one of the most raw looks at human desperation I’ve ever seen. This film will stick with me, I’m sure.
jo
8.0★ · 10/24/23

As a camp personality, which I permanently am.
As a camp personality, which I permanently am.