When it comes to porn, "teen" is one of the most searched terms. The trend away from silicone and back to naturalness has been going on in the porn industry for some time. Movies in which amateur actors can be seen in hard sex action are particularly popular. These preferences always call for new actresses, especially those between 18 and 24 years of age. It is precisely these young professionals that the documentary portrays «Hot Girls Wanted', which is available now on Netflix.
After «Hot Girls Wanted», many a teen porn consumer might lose interest in their beloved porn genre. The documentary about the five young women Tressa, Rachel, Jade, Karly and Michelle, who want to break into the porn industry, shows the unvarnished, brutal reality in the porn industry. She shows the naïve hopes of the new actresses and sketches shattered dreams. Lured by all the money, this is followed by great disillusionment for many women. Actress Tressa tells of the ebb on her account: "I earned $ 25 in four months. When I left the adult industry, I only had $000 in my bank account." The reason for this is that the newcomers have to shell out everything themselves, from make-up and outfits to travel and medical tests.
Sex in front of the camera isn't always fun, and the work isn't exactly good for your health either, admits Karly, who is in front of the camera as Lucy Tyler: "It can't be good for you to have so much sex. With so many different people. phew It's sick, but that's exactly my job." The women often rinse their vaginas in the shower after the shoot, which is harmful to their health. Cleansing prevents the natural cleansing process of the female body. Tressa is only 19 years old and is being treated for a vaginal cyst. Trigger for this: too much sex. But the young woman is not only struggling with health problems because of her job, her relationship is also strained by her work. Her boyfriend says in the documentary: "Most of my friends think I shouldn't meet them. But all I see is a girl who wanted to achieve something for herself."
The documentary premiered at the renowned Sundance Festival and was immediately showered with praise. The "New York Post" speaks of a masterpiece, even an Oscar nomination is attributed to the film.
Hot Girls Wanted | official trailer (2015) Netflix Sundance
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