Oscar favorite ‘Anora’ gets sex work right
For a film about sex work to win an Oscar is rare. For it to win the respect of sex workers is even rarer—and Sean Baker’s “Anora” can do both
February 22, 2025
For a film about sex work to win an Oscar is rare. For it to win the respect of sex workers is even rarer—and Sean Baker’s “Anora” can do both
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