Three young Brits are left shocked by ‘exploitative’ adult film set where up to 20 men in masks perform lewd sex acts on a teenage actress 'just for fun' in BBC documentary

A British student was left reeling after watching a 'nervous' teenage girl take part in her first adult film with 20 masked strangers.

Anna Adams, 23, visited a pornography set in Madrid as part of an investigation into the booming industry, and was shocked and upset by the 'exploitative' nature of the filming process.

Along with Ryan Scarborough, 28 and Cameron Dale, 21, Anna visited the studio of Ignacio 'Torbe' Allende Fernández, nicknamed 'the King of Spanish Porn', who has produced over 1,000 adult movies and whose website boasts 250,000 visits a day.

Appearing on new BBC Three series Porn Laid Bare, feminist student Anna raised concerns over the safety of the 19-year-old Russian woman who was taking part in her 'first gang bang' just one week into the job.

In his studio, Torbe shoots two or three graphic sex scenes, known as bukkakes, per week, during which young girls are expected to perform sex acts on up to 100 men over the course of several 'sessions'.

One session alone will earn the actress €3,000 (£2,560), amounting to €9,000 (£7,684) per week, while the men are often unpaid volunteers taking part 'just for fun'.

But Anna is shaken by what she sees, telling cameras: 'It's a really really seedy place. The impression that I'm getting is that this is kind of quite exploitative. It's not really porn, it seems to be men coming here to have sex with a woman who gets paid.'

Her co-star Ryan adds: 'It's upset me, because I watch a lot of porn, to come to a place like this and to see how seedy and how dirty this place is. It's just freaked me out.'

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HoratioTarr wrote:
A British student was left reeling after watching a 'nervous' teenage girl take part in her first adult film with 20 masked strangers.

Anna Adams, 23, visited a pornography set in Madrid as part of an investigation into the booming industry, and was shocked and upset by the 'exploitative' nature of the filming process.

Along with Ryan Scarborough, 28 and Cameron Dale, 21, Anna visited the studio of Ignacio 'Torbe' Allende Fernández, nicknamed 'the King of Spanish Porn', who has produced over 1,000 adult movies and whose website boasts 250,000 visits a day.

Appearing on new BBC Three series Porn Laid Bare, feminist student Anna raised concerns over the safety of the 19-year-old Russian woman who was taking part in her 'first gang bang' just one week into the job.

In his studio, Torbe shoots two or three graphic sex scenes, known as bukkakes, per week, during which young girls are expected to perform sex acts on up to 100 men over the course of several 'sessions'.

One session alone will earn the actress €3,000 (£2,560), amounting to €9,000 (£7,684) per week, while the men are often unpaid volunteers taking part 'just for fun'.

But Anna is shaken by what she sees, telling cameras: 'It's a really really seedy place. The impression that I'm getting is that this is kind of quite exploitative. It's not really porn, it seems to be men coming here to have sex with a woman who gets paid.'    



Her co-star Ryan adds: 'It's upset me, because I watch a lot of porn, to come to a place like this and to see how seedy and how dirty this place is. It's just freaked me out.'

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Er, that's called "prostitution", young lady. It's the world's oldest profession, you know.

As soon as I read the words "...exploring the ethics of the porn industry..." and  had noted from the picture of the cast line-up the suitably politically correct adherence to the Beeb's requirements regarding ethnicity, gender and social stereotyping, I realised that far from being an objective investigation into "ethics", or anything like them, it was just another  titilative tele programme featuring a bunch of immature snowflakes posing as investigative journalists.