Sugar Daddy (2020)

Being an Uber-talented artist is definitely not the easiest of lives to finance, especially when you're poor.  For singer/songwriter/beyond original musician Darren (Kelly McCormack), her money has run out and she can't seem to get the right gear to get her career off the ground.  You can only work as a caterer, waitress, or give blood before you realize that all those gigs aren't paying the bills in the big city, let alone helping her fund her music career.  What is a beautiful girl to do?  Well, Darren just so happens to be desperate enough for cash to pay rent that she decides to try her hand at a paid website that connects her with a Sugar Daddy.  Darren soon discovers that there are plenty of lonely older gentlemen in the greater Toronto area who are looking to simply spend some money for the company of a pretty young girl to accompany them to dinner and what not.  Being the type of artist to become completely immersed in her work, she ends up being the type of sugar baby that does the same exact thing with her gentleman callers.  As Darren becomes closer to some of her gentleman callers, her financial situation takes a turn for the better, but her new found side hustle starts to influence her life and her art a little too heavily and it sends Darren down a dark path.  Her art is getting edgier, her friends and family are growing concerned, and she spends a good amount of time a little too drunk and hanging on the arm of her collection of older men.  Lucky for us too, Canadian cutie Kelly McCormack makes her Nude-Comer debut in this indie flick, which she also penned, showing us her boobies and buns while taking us along for the ride!