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Features

Reporting, interviews, essays and criticism.

Brunette8 Nov

Unpublished draft

By
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Feature6 Nov

The Auteurs of After Dark

A new generation of directors is shooting adult film like cinema: long takes, real scripts, performers with final say. We spent a month on set to see what changes when the camera actually cares.

By Mara Okafor
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Industry5 Nov

The studio betting everything on slow, cinematic 4K

Halcyon Pictures cut its output in half. Its revenue doubled.

By Jonah Reyes
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Opinion5 Nov

The AI performer problem: who owns a face?

Synthetic stars are here. The contracts haven't caught up.

By Priya Lal
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Interview4 Nov

Sienna Vale on directing her first feature

Ten years in front of the camera, one year behind it.

By Theo Marsh
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Culture4 Nov

Why the best scenes now start with a conversation

Consent-forward filmmaking has become an aesthetic, not just a policy.

By Ada Brooks
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Craft3 Nov

Lighting desire: a cinematographer's notebook

Practicals, gels and the art of the flattering shadow.

By Lumen Ortiz
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Business2 Nov

Ten years of performer-owned platforms

What changed when the talent started owning the means of distribution.

By Kai Ndlovu
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Essay1 Nov

In praise of the unhurried scene

The case for slowness in an industry built on speed.

By Ada Brooks
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Best Of1 Nov

The 25 best scenes of 2026 (so far)

Our critics' running list, ranked and argued over.

By The Editors
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Profile31 Oct

The costume designer dressing adult cinema

How one atelier turned wardrobe into narrative.

By Theo Marsh