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OnlyFans: Inside the Machine

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Behind the billion-pound success of OnlyFans lies a hidden ecosystem of exploitation. A BBC Current Affairs investigation uncovers allegations of exploitation, coercion and violence committed by some of the hundreds of agents who manage many of the platform’s creators as well as the potential for modern slavery. Through survivor testimony, undercover access to a managers’ chat forum and expert legal analysis, the film exposes an industry where young women are trapped, threatened and profited from - raising urgent questions about accountability at the heart of one of Britain's most lucrative tech companies.

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Anita Singh Daily Telegraph (UK) Jun 18
1/5
God, it’s depressing. Go to Full Review Rebecca Nicholson Financial Times Jun 18
4/5
This robust investigative documentary, then, which examines the informal economy that has emerged around online sex work — and the unscrupulous people who exploit it — is timely and informative. Go to Full Review Barbara Ellen Observer (UK) 2d
Haque’s report is uneven, and is mainly hampered by insufficient access to the managers, but for all that, it’s a shrewd, no-nonsense exploration of a murky corner of OnlyFans that doesn’t get nearly enough airtime. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Natasha Cox

Director

Amber Haque

Self

Natasha Cox

Producer

Amelia Ellis

Producer

Mike Radford

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Synopsis Behind the billion-pound success of OnlyFans lies a hidden ecosystem of exploitation. A BBC Current Affairs investigation uncovers allegations of exploitation, coercion and violence committed by some of the hundreds of agents who manage many of the platform’s creators as well as the potential for modern slavery. Through survivor testimony, undercover access to a managers’ chat forum and expert legal analysis, the film exposes an industry where young women are trapped, threatened and profited from - raising urgent questions about accountability at the heart of one of Britain's most lucrative tech companies.
Director
Natasha Cox
Producer
Natasha Cox, Amelia Ellis
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 1m