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106 minPGdocumentary
3.8/ 10(5 ratings)• TMDB

Synopsis

Rachel Wotton provides sex services to clients with disabilities, advocating for their sexual rights in a society that often overlooks their needs.

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Why Watch

  • Meet Rachel Wotton, a pioneering sex worker.
  • Find out about the Touching Base Committee's work.
  • See the film's impact on societal views of disability.

Did You Know

  • Rachel Wotton is a member of Scarlet Alliance, the Australian Sex Workers' Association.
  • The Touching Base Committee was formed in late 2000 to support clients with disabilities.
  • Scarlet Road was a finalist for the 2011 Walkley Documentary Award.
  • The film premiered at the Sydney Film Festival on June 11, 2011.

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Disability rights advocatesSex work discussionsDocumentary enthusiasts
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who directed the documentary Scarlet Road?

Scarlet Road was directed by Catherine Scott.

What organization did Rachel Wotton help form?

Rachel Wotton helped form the Touching Base Committee, which provides commercial sex for people with special needs.

What award was Scarlet Road a finalist for in 2011?

Scarlet Road was a finalist for the Walkley Documentary Award in 2011.

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