The only time in the documentary when she displayed any real feeling, even if she was trying not to show it, was when the young girls were being prepared for the screening of live sex. It was clear they were vulnerable and nervous, and even the male 'performer' had his doubts.
She was suggesting she was simply offering a business opportunity and had no responsibility for the girls or for any other young women who might see this stuff and think it represented a normal way to make money. I think this scene in the documentary was actually getting closer to the original 'event' that caused her to detach and deaden her emotional response.
She said she first had sex age 13, and i do wonder whether that was a rape, or experienced by her as such. Her sexual response has been formed by, and framed around, her earliest experiences. All of the talk about 'control' is reminscent of many othe women who become involved in prostitution or 'sex work' who turn out to have suffered sexual trauma or abuse.
it was as if she was sacrificing the girls to her original fate. But this time she was going to take control and make money out of it ( even if they were not).That was my feeling anyway.