Project Detail

Not For Money, Not For Love, Not For Nothing

Synopsis

In the underground world of money and sex, this emotionally engaging documentary gives rare insight into the reflective personal struggle of sex workers. Using animation for anonymity, real questions are deliberated by real women, sharing their real stories.

Details

Year
2020
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 min 26 sec
Director
John Lee
Producer
Christine Patterson
Director of Photography
Phil Kaller
Sound
Jonathon Mason
Composer
Vytautas Franukevicius, Simas Okas

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Production Status

Production Company

Screen One Films

7 St Andrews Court
Waynflete Street
London
SW18 3QF

Sales Company

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