Reviews:

• “I Love Your Work is wonderful and sad and a true work of art and everything the Internet should be.” — Nick Chirls (Betaworks)
• “A documentary that aims to break down stereotypes and misconceptions around lesbian-identified porn by turning the camera away from the actresses' sex-fueled day jobs, and toward the quotidian lives of the women.” — The New York Times
• “What’s revealed is an intimate portrait of a marginalized community opening up about sex, gender politics, depression, and their daily grind in a way that’s downright real.” — Fast Company
• “It doesn't make you think; it allows you to think. You wonder: what is intimacy?” — Jay Allison (Transom)
• “I Love Your Work is raw, provocative, and forces us to confront a hidden world that — whether we like to admit it or not — sparks a primal urge in society. Behind the taboo and titillation of Harris' latest work are real people living their lives on their own terms – without fear, embracing their sexuality – and that is a beautiful thing.” — I Make Sense
• “Everything is caught on film; from mundane acts like brushing teeth and ordering lattes, to actual pornographic photoshoots. It is at once fascinating, and tedious — a slow, drawn out process, much different from the instant gratification that porn presents to consumers. This of course, is exactly the point that Harris is trying to make.” — After Ellen
• “The interactivity of the project reflects how we consume porn on the internet — jumping from clip to clip, catching glimpses of video in between mundane email replies and, sometimes, visits to performers’ own blogs.” — Slate
• “The resulting patchwork videos create nine different stories that are, at times, very mundane but also completely and utterly addictive.” — Cool Hunting
• “Whether you sit down and watch all six hours back-to-back, or you click around the gorgeous interface at random, you will be confronted with something that is beyond any voyeuristic thrill we’ve ever encountered.” — Fleshbot (NSFW)