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"Pornoland: Im Hollywood der Lustfabriken" is a collection of works by Italian photographer Stefano De Luigi. De Luigi, who has gained international acclaim as a photojournalist covering various themes surrounding society and humanity and has won multiple World Press Photo awards, documented the pornographic film industry around the world over approximately three years starting in 2000. Visiting filming locations in Milan, Berlin, Budapest, Prague, Tokyo, Los Angeles, and other cities, he pointed his camera not at the illusion created by the finished images, but at the behind-the-scenes. He calmly captured the actors, directors, staff, sets, and the waiting and fatigue that occur between takes, revealing the process where images of desire are produced as commodities and the daily lives of the people who work there. The text is by Martin Amis, one of Britain's leading novelists. This social documentary examines the inner workings of a massive commercial system through photographs and text, and De Luigi published a limited edition re-edited version of the archives, "Pornoland Redux," about 20 years later in 2021.
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