Their double lives are as different as night and day. By day, our three characters appear like normal people – civic leader, young mother, and budding family man. By night, they’re performers in the underground spectacle known as “toro”. Driven to live sex by the financial reward, each is searching his or her soul about this dangerous livelihood and what it has wrought them. As with most live sex performers, our characters are shockingly ignorant about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and how they can be instruments in the spread of STDs. James, a former chair of Sangguniang Kabataan and now leader of a paramilitary organization, is a graduate of a reputable university. But he dreads having to look for another career when the time comes. At job interviews, he may come face to face with someone who has watched him perform. Jennifer is only 19, but has already been a torera” for three years and has a year-old baby whose father is unknown. It could be any one of the men involved in “audience participation” in her shows. She is also struggling with her recent realization that she has contracted a sexually transmitted infection. Cris has begun living with a fellow live sex performer with whom he has an adorable baby girl. He wants a new life as a family man with a more wholesome job. But he has few skills and nothing he can do legally will earn him the same return from a few sex acts on stage in the night-half of his life. = = = = = = = == = Dekada 70 nang ginimbal ang mga …
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