KIRAC 29: Whore Dialectics (2026)
Artist Ben Lunato is being prosecuted under an insane new Dutch law which holds that creating a sexual image amounts to raping someone. He may be in prison for a year. Europe has entered a rancorous mood, willing to throw its freedoms into the bargain, to sink back into the clay. We seized this moment to embark with Ben Lunato on a journey through the world of whores who, in our strange world, appear to have become the bearers of truth—arriving in Los Angeles, where we meet the art dealer Stefan Simchowitz, and, of course, whores. Endlessly many whores. These figures merge into an affirmative horizon, beyond woke ideology, toward a new art: WHORE DIALECTICS.
Directors: Kate Sinha, Stefan Ruitenbeek.
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Stefan Ruitenbeek as Self |
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Kate Sinha as Self |
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Stefan Simchowitz as Self |
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Ben Lunato as Self |
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Jini van Rooijen as Self |
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Nelly Mast as Self |
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Dutch Tina as Self |
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Marc Horowitz as Self |
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Willem de Witte as Self |
| Directing | Kate Sinha | Director |
| Directing | Stefan Ruitenbeek | Director |
| Crew | Ben Lunato | Script |
| Camera | Ben Lunato | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Oliver Lardner | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Brant Teunis | Music |
| Sound | Willem de Witte | Music |
| Writing | Kate Sinha | Writer |