Writer, Filmmaker, Sex shaman,
Sacred Prostitute
For years, as a therapist, I’ve helped people heal by exploring their sexual fantasies.
Over time, I’ve really seen it all — abuse, violence, incest, rape,
kidnappings.
You name it.
Session after session, I’ve watched people crack open.
Fall to their knees. Wail.
And then rise —
walking a little taller,
breathing a little wider.
Then, Unshamed emerged from the dark.
Alone in a meditation chamber in Mexico, in complete darkness, the visions came.
Explicit.
Unapologetic.
A bit scary…
I didn’t question them.
They were meant to become a film.
Unshamed.
A documentary to share some of the stories I’ve heard over the years —
our stories.
Mine.
I could feel in my body that it might offer something powerful:
a deeper exhale for those of us who’d learned shame.
It first launched in Guadalajara, Mexico, on October 31, 2025 —
under the slightly startled gaze of a straight audience in a conservative city,
thanks to festival producers willing to take a risk.
There, something became clear:
This film is here to help move the line of what society calls acceptable.
From here… to there.
At its core, I know what UNSHAMED is really here for:
to remind us every part of us is worthy of unconditional love.
