After Porn Ends is a 2012 documentary film that explores the lives of several pornographic actors and actresses after their careers in the industry. The film features interviews with retired performers such as Ron Jeremy, Mary Carey, Asia Carrera, Randy West, Richard Pacheco, and many others who have now moved on to different professions or vocations in life. It also features commentary from individuals who work in and around the adult film industry, including directors, agents, and producers.
The film provides a glimpse into both the glory and the struggle of being involved in the adult industry. It explores the financial rewards and the personal and emotional scars left behind by the industry. The documentary addresses the lives of performers after retirement, revealing the difficult transition from the adult film industry to mainstream employment and family life.
The film also addresses the stigma associated with the adult entertainment industry, as many former performers face discrimination and social judgment when attempting to move on from their past careers. Despite the challenges, the film showcases that many former adult performers have successfully moved on to different careers and are living happy and fulfilling lives.
After Porn Ends provides a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the adult entertainment industry and touches on themes such as fame, exploitation, family, and self-discovery. The documentary offers a unique perspective on a controversial industry and examines the human side of being a pornographic entertainer.