CURA (2026)

This short film features Gia Green's voice reading from the diary of a whore – her very own – and was made in collaboration with porn friends Laura Ropes, María Riot, and Sylvan. Framed as an intimate confession, it reflects on loneliness, the human need for love (whores included), and how stigma defines how SWs are seen, loved, and valued beyond their labour, until it seeps into their closest and intimate relationships. Offering care, tenderness, and chosen kinship between sex workers as a shared survival practice, the film does so with an all-star cast performing what they know best: a foursome on camera.