TROUBLE FILMS

Performers often direct themselves at TROUBLEfilms and consent is an important aspect of all films. At QueerPorn.TV the performers are always involved in the pre-production, scenes are coordinated in detail with the performers. An additional person on set ensures a caring working atmosphere.

Performers who work with TROUBLEfilms are paid a fair rate according to the site. They can also offer their own films to the site without losing their distribution rights.

(STI prevention / testing; access to safer sex supplies)

The use of dental dams, condoms and gloves is often part of the action at TROUBLEfilms, normalising their use as well as talking about it to your partners.

… regarding practices, upload, shooting partners:

The films often include conversations about consent. Mutual consent between performers, directors and producers is a key principle on the set of TROUBLEfilms. Safewords are always established prior to filming.

Breaking up stereotypes in the porn industry is a mission of TROUBLEfilms. The films show trans people, non-binary, and genderqueer performers as well as people of all sizes in a way they want to be seen. The perspective is clearly a feminist one. Not only are the performers shown in a respectful way, but there is also a zero-tolerance policy for disrespectful comments from members.

There are no problematic categories. The films are sorted by tags or you can search by performers.

The performer’s work that can be found on TROUBLEfilms is listed, they are not introduced separately.

The language at TROUBLEfilms is blunt and dirty.

There are banners for other interesting sites, but no pop-ups or inappropriate content.

Language: English

There is a lot of information, banners and links on the site, which gives you tons of possibilities, but it also is a little hard to figure out where to go first.

Models often film themselves, otherwise the director can be found in the description.