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Dominican Rep. Fog of Sex: Stories from the Frontline of Student Sex Work
- Original title
- Fog of Sex: Stories from the Frontline of Student Sex Work
- Year
- 2015
- Running time
- 58 min.
- Country
United Kingdom- Director
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Documentary | Half-length Film. Prostitution
- Synopsis
- Based on exhaustive research interviews, FOG OF SEX brings to the screen the shocking real life testimonies of students currently working within the UK sex industry. Five years in the making, this drama documentary recreates and retells the stories and experiences of eight female sex workers who are balancing life in Higher Education, with life as a sex worker. This frank and constantly surprising film does not judge and does not take sides - it presents the stories 'as they were told' and leaves room for the audience to decide. FOG OF SEX is directed by BAFTA award winning filmmaker Christopher Morris. The film is entirely researched, produced and filmed by staff, graduates and students of Newport Film School. The film is made as part of The Student Sex Work Project, a lottery funded research study run by Swansea University.
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