Chronicle of the day-to-day operations of alternative female pin-up site SuicideGirls, following founder Missy Suicide and her team as they relaunch their website, and prepare for a series of nude photoshoots.
Mike Marshall
Director
Selena Mooney
Herself (as Missy Suicide)
Brewin Suicide
Herself
Angie Rae
Herself (as Bully Suicide)
Dimples Suicide
Herself
Rebecca Crow
Herself (as Katherine Suicide)
Mellisa Clarke
Herself (as Mel Suicide)
Charlotte Herbert
Herself (as Chad Suicide)
Milloux Suicide
Herself
Bixton Suicide
Herself
Moon Suicide
Herself
Phecda Suicide
Herself
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