Kamikaze Hearts

A veteran porn actress navigating a complex relationship with Tigr while battling a drug habit. Her drive for money and recognition drives risky choices on set, and her emotional ties reveal a desire for stability amid exploitation. Mitch remains central to the narrative as she negotiates love, career, and self-worth.

A newcomer and director of the Carmen parody who struggles to manage Mitch’s addiction and the dynamics of a growing creative partnership. Tigr’s frustrations reveal a conflicted mix of care and jealousy as the production progresses. Her perspective frames the documentary’s exploration of art, money, and dependency.

A veteran performer who is expected to perform a difficult scene for money, highlighting the coercive pressures of paydays in the industry. Her interactions with Mitch and Jon illuminate how performers’ autonomy is compromised by market demands. Her presence underscores survival strategies within a commodified art form.

An actor involved in a controversial sexual scene, whose discomfort signals the ethical tensions on set. He embodies the vulnerability and power dynamics that arise when performers are pushed to adhere to producers’ demands. His role contributes to the documentary’s exploration of consent and negotiation.

An actress photographed in a moment of heightened exposure, coerced into displaying more skin to satisfy producer demands. Her scenes reveal the industry’s pressure to monetize appearance and the boundaries performers impose in private and public spaces.

A controlling producer who berates staff and directs the crew with a businesslike aggressiveness. His presence shows how profit motives shape the on-set atmosphere and dictate what is filmed and how performers are treated.