Add to this mix Gough s inexperience behind the camera and his undisclosed, one-time sexual relationship with his leading lady, and the result is an entertaining, yet loosely cohesive film that provokes far more questions than it answers. I get to be the stud. Even more alarming is the fact that not all of the participants were previously tested for STDs, a fact that producers only revealed to Chong after the shoot. As a jilted ex-lover, the director is clearly biased toward his subject and her industry. Worse, as a documentary film-maker, Lewis is disingenuous.
Several scenes appear arbitrarily placed without proper context.
Others are clearly staged. Moreover, Quek is never allowed to properly explain her decision to return to adult films, elaborate on her complex relationship with her parents, or rebut rumors of own excessive drug use. Consequently, Lewis film is as culpable of objectification as is the industry he implicitly indicts. And there lies the rub. Used under License.