Kamikaze Hearts (1986)
Release Year: 1986
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Juliet Bashore
Writer: John Knoop, Juliet Bashore, Tigr
Production & Genre
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Companies: Legler/Bashore
Genre: Documentary, Drama
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Story
Kamikaze Hearts follows the tumultuous relationship between two porn actresses, Sharon Mitchell and Tigr, as they navigate the challenges of their profession and a strained lesbian relationship. Set in San Francisco's adult film industry, the narrative explores how substance abuse and the pressures of their work take a heavy toll on both women, pushing them to their breaking point.
Summary
Directed by Juliet Bashore in 1986, Kamikaze Hearts is a docudrama that offers an intimate portrayal of life within San Francisco's adult film industry. Focusing on the complex relationship between veteran actress Sharon Mitchell and her younger counterpart Tigr, the film explores themes of love, addiction, and the human cost of working in pornography. Although classified as a documentary drama, the movie is largely based on true events and features many real-life adult performers playing fictionalized versions of themselves.
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