I Hate My Job + C*MRAGS An anthology and zine co-launch
Featuring a behind the scenes look at sex worker-led projects and reflections on independent production, creativity within precarity, and the material excess of labor, join Working Girls Press and Edições Fútil for a launch and discussion of their recently published projects.
This event will feature readings, images, and discussion from publishers Molly B. Simmons and Emily Marie Passos Duffy, and film producer and zine-maker Bianca Santos.
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I Hate My Job is the latest anthology from Working Girls Press. Edited by adrie rose, it features essays on sex work, labor, and capitalism. “Sharp, juicy, and electrifyingly honest” —Jo Weldon
CUMRAGS: An intimate, raw and dirty behind the scenes is a zine by Edições Fútil that documents the creation of the award-winning short film from Berlin-based Bunnydrone Studios.
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Working Girls Press is an independent publisher that promotes and uplifts art and writing by sex workers through collaborative and collectivist publishing practices.
Bianca Santos is a Portuguese photographer with a documentary and autobiographical body of work that explores the Queer experience and eroticism, intertwined in grief and dissent. An intimate and constant reflection on life, in which she explores the body, love, and loss. Her photographs and photo books contain moments of pleasure, joy, loneliness and mourning.
Edições Fútil is a publisher of self-published zines and photography books, founded in 2025. It is a project that publishes work related to the Queer, nightlife, and erotic worlds. A young publisher committed to analog and artisanal work.
Bunnydrone Studios is a Berlin based independent film collective started in 2024. Their first film, CUMRAGS, which had its international release in August 2025 offers a glimpse into a space rarely seen on the big screen: Berlin’s darkrooms. CUMRAGS tells the story of what really happens in this space everyone loves to imagine, but very few are brave enough to experience. Through a successful festival release Bunnydrone Studios reached international audiences with CUMRAGS addressing topics such as sex work, sexual expression and post-gender sexual politics, all fields which the founding members know personally. CUMRAGS was awarded Best Short Film at the 20th edition of Pornfilmfestival Berlin in 2025 and also won Best International Short at Brussels Porn Film Festival 2026.
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