The Important Reason Anora Director Sean Baker Thanked Sex Workers At The Oscars
It's no surprise Anora director Sean Baker thanked sex workers in his Oscar acceptance speech. After all, he owes his career to stories involving sex work.
Read MoreIt's no surprise Anora director Sean Baker thanked sex workers in his Oscar acceptance speech. After all, he owes his career to stories involving sex work.
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