In Exchange For Flesh

Name: In Exchange For Flesh
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2025-11-01
Duration: 15 min
Cast: Corey Devon Arthur, Sara Kielly

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Documentary

When two incarcerated artists secretly document a routine prison practice, they risk their lives to expose a state policy that blurs the line between safety and sexual abuse.

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Corey Devon Arthur

Himself

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Sara Kielly

Herself

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