The film follows the lives of several and year-old pornographic actresses. Several to year-old young women are interviewed about their experiences as pornography performers.
The film was originally imagined as an exploration of male consumption of pornography on college campuses. The filmmakers abandoned this idea when they discovered that the men were mostly watching pornographic videos starring young women.
Curious about why such a large number of young women were entering the industry, the film was reoriented to tell their story. Following discussions with the public on Twitter, some of the film's statements were also clarified.
For everyone else, it's an unnecessary β if salutary β reminder. Reynolds and two of his performers said that the film focuses too much on the worst-case scenarios. Regardless, Reynolds said the film has inspired young women to enter pornography. Rashida Jones , before making this documentary, had controversies in the world of sex workers. InsideHook's Kayla Kibbe states, "Critics accused Jones of doxxing the film's subjects, exposing personal information and recycling content without their permission.
The Daily Dot reported a quote from Mistress Matisse : " Hot Girls Wanted was not made by anyone who's actually in the sex industry, and it was very obviously planned to fulfill an agenda, and that agenda is to make the sex industry look bad. Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On , a six-part Netflix documentary series exploring pornography, technology and relationships, was released in April Contents move to sidebar hide.
