Scene from Porno (2019)
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| Duration: 502 sec.. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
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Birth Name: Amber Paul
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Amber Paul is an award-winning actress who was born in Miami. She spent her childhood in Miami and the Southeast. Amber also spent six months living in Paris and speaks fluent French. She holds a B. A. in Psychology and studied acting and improvisation with a number of prestigious teachers in New York City, including noted coach Harold Guskin. One of Amber's first screen roles was in the Oscar-nominated film, Kinsey. Since then, Amber has gone on to play opposite Adam Sandler in That's My Boy, Harry Styles in Music for a Sushi Restaurant, and in leading roles in a host of indie films. Amber has performed on stage in New York City and in regional theaters across the country. She's also appeared on a number of television shows, including Nurse Jackie, Delocated, and Lipstick Jungle. Amber stars as Jessica Darby in the comedy podcast Jessica Darby, Zombie Lawyer. Critics have described Amber's acting as "touching, funny, and fierce" and "all at once cool as a cucumber and a fireball about to explode." When she's not acting, Amber volunteers with a nonprofit veterans service organization that serves veterans with PTSD.
Birth Name: Katelyn Pearce
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Katelyn is an Actress, Producer and Model based out of New York City. Born in Dallas, Raised in Michigan, and came to New York by way of Chicago.
Katelyn can be seen in Showtime's Billions, Hulu's The Path, and CBS's Limitless. Along with her television work, Katelyn has worked on several feature film projects, including the Sundance Lab film, Porno, directed by Academy Award winner Keola Racela (SXSW 2019). Other film works includes Clinton Road with Eric Roberts, Ice T & Vincent Pastore, Maybe There's a Tree with Creed Bratton & Colin Mochrie, and Gone by Dawn with Hannah Fierman.
Katelyn is also an accomplished producer who started her production career as Executive Producer of the multi-award winning web series So SOHA and as producer of director John A. Gallagher's We Remember. She serves as Director of Production for Living the Nightmare Films and Associate Producer for Living the Dream Films, both based in New York City.
About the Movie: Porno (2019)
Release Year: 2019
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Порно
Director: Keola Racela
Writer: Laurence Vannicelli, Matt Black
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Producer: Chris Cole, Sarah Seulki Oh
Executive Producer: Adam Donaghey, Dallas Sonnier, Ewing Luo, G. Brandon Hill, Laurence Vannicelli, Matt Black
Companies: Cinestate, Cranked Up Films, Evoke, Fangoria Films
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Keywords: porno
Story
In the small, religious town of Bolo, Ohio, five young friends find employment at the local movie theater, The Elysian Fields. One day, they discover a mysterious film reel hidden in the basement, which they decide to watch together. To their surprise, the film contains explicit content and unleashes an otherworldly entity, an alluring succubus named 'Porno'. This demonic creature begins to possess and manipulate the teens, turning them into willing participants in a series of violent and sexual encounters. The group struggles with the consequences of their curiosity as they attempt to understand and control the supernatural force they have unleashed.
Summary
Keola Racela's 'Porno' is a horror comedy that blends elements of sexploitation films from the 70s with a modern, self-aware sensibility. Set in the small-town Midwest during the 1990s, the film explores themes of sexuality, curiosity, and consequence through its ensemble of teenage protagonists. The movie's unique premise combines religious horror with erotic thrills, resulting in a bloody and provocative narrative that challenges conventional notions of morality and innocence.