Kink is a 2013 documentary film that takes the viewers behind the scenes of Kink.com, a BDSM (bondage, discipline, sadism, and masochism) porn website. The film follows several Kink.com models, including well-known porn stars like Princess Donna and Lorelei Lee, as they perform in various BDSM scenes.
Director Christina Voros and producer James Franco give the viewers an inside look at the fetish empire of Kink.com, showcasing the company's unique approach to BDSM porn. Kink.com prides itself on being "ethical porn," which means that all performers are fully informed and consenting, and every scene is carefully monitored to ensure safety.
The film shows the rigorous safety protocols in place at Kink.com, including extensive negotiations between performers before each scene and frequent check-ins during filming. The company's commitment to consent and safety is even more apparent in scenes where performers are put in extreme situations, such as being suspended in the air or subjected to electric shocks.
Through interviews with Kink.com's directors and performers, viewers get a deeper understanding of the motivations behind BDSM porn and the importance of safe and consensual practices. The film also addresses criticisms of the BDSM industry, such as concerns about exploitation and objectification of performers, and showcases how Kink.com is working to create a different kind of porn experience.
Overall, Kink offers a thought-provoking look into the world of BDSM porn and the complexities involved in creating ethical porn.