At Kink.com in San Francisco, director Christina Voros focuses on the production of BDSM content, prioritizing safety and consent in adult filmmaking.
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At Kink.com in San Francisco, director Christina Voros focuses on the production of BDSM content, prioritizing safety and consent in adult filmmaking.
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At the Kink.com studio in San Francisco, director Christina Voros captures the daily operations of the largest producer of BDSM content online. The film features interviews with performers like James Deen and Remy LaCroix, along with insights from Kink.com founder Peter Acworth. Released in January 2013, "Kink" presents the production's focus on safety and consent within the adult film industry. It contrasts the company's practices with common stereotypes about exploitation in pornography.
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Why Watch
- Meet Peter Acworth, founder of Kink.com.
- See behind-the-scenes at Kink.com in San Francisco.
- Find out about the dynamics of adult film production.
Did You Know
- The film was released in January 2013 and had a staggered release until 2015.
- James Franco's interest in BDSM culture was influenced by an unsuccessful sex tape.
- The documentary features 14 individuals from the BDSM community.
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Who directed the documentary Kink?
Kink was directed by Christina Voros.
What is the Rotten Tomatoes rating for Kink?
Kink has an 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 8 reviews.
What year was Kink released?
Kink was originally released in January 2013.
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