From the radical approach of Post-Porn through the pay per view small companies to the technological experimentations of cyber-sex, the contemporary pornography landscape presents itself as rich, heterogeneous and at times contradictory. A piece of common ground such distinct experiences share is the (more or less) viral venture that lifted them to the sphere of first class cultural production by influencing mainstream attitude and taste. 

For every repented and surrendered to national-popular morals Rocco Siffredi, there are hundreds of next-door pornstars that have turned pleasure-production policies into their political battleground and source of income. 
Slavina tells their stories and critically examines their propositions presenting us the avant-garde of sex working and present-day desire.