Alicia Rodis

intimacy coordinator at HBO, Associate Director & Co-Founder of Intimacy Directors International

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The Showtime series    SMILF   , about a hard-luck single mom in Boston, received critical acclaim and was nominated for two Golden Globes last year.

The fall of Showtime’s SMILF, and the role of intimacy coordinators during sex scenes

The Showtime series SMILF , about a hard-luck single mom in Boston, received critical acclaim and was nominated for two Golden Globes last year.

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