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Deep Dive: Serviced (2019)

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Serviced
'Serviced' presents the world of touch-based service businesses, including cuddling, erotic massage, sex surrogacy, and sex work. The film features men who have transitioned from traditional 9-5 jobs to these unconventional careers, or who supplement their income through side-hustles in this intimate industry. By meeting individuals like Nigel March and Brandon Taylor, the documentary provides a candid look at the complexities of the world's oldest profession and the motivations that drive these men to pursue such paths. The film invites viewers to engage with the realities of these services and the societal norms surrounding intimacy and work. It addresses themes of affection and touch, while also touching on aspects of the LGBT community and physical disability. Directed by Michelle Nash, 'Serviced' offers a unique perspective on how these services are perceived and challenges conventional views on intimacy.

Why Watch

  • Meet Nigel March and other service providers
  • Find out about sex surrogacy and its implications
  • See how societal norms around intimacy are challenged

Did You Know

The film features men who left traditional jobs for touch-based services.
Director Michelle Nash presents stories from various service providers.
The documentary runs for 46 minutes and was released in 2019.
Cuddling and erotic massage are among the services discussed in the film.

Perfect For

Touch-based servicesLGBT themesSex work discussions