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In this conversation, director Sook-Yin Lee discusses her film 'Paying For It,' an adaptation of Chester Brown's graphic novel. She reflects on the long journey of bringing the project to life, the collaborative process with Chester, the importance of casting, and the film's relevance to contemporary discussions about sex work and relationships. Lee emphasizes the need for understanding and compassion towards sex workers and shares insights on the creative process, community involvement, and the significance of storytelling in addressing complex social issues.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
05:21 Exploring Relationships: Open Love and Sex Work
13:35 Casting Paying For It
24:18 Breaking the Taboo of Sex Work
30:06 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
Website, Socials, Interviews, Merch & More!
By Michael Ornelas, Erica McMullen and Adrian CedenoIn this conversation, director Sook-Yin Lee discusses her film 'Paying For It,' an adaptation of Chester Brown's graphic novel. She reflects on the long journey of bringing the project to life, the collaborative process with Chester, the importance of casting, and the film's relevance to contemporary discussions about sex work and relationships. Lee emphasizes the need for understanding and compassion towards sex workers and shares insights on the creative process, community involvement, and the significance of storytelling in addressing complex social issues.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
05:21 Exploring Relationships: Open Love and Sex Work
13:35 Casting Paying For It
24:18 Breaking the Taboo of Sex Work
30:06 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
Website, Socials, Interviews, Merch & More!