A major challenge creating the key art for this doc was handling imagery of the women involved - these were real people filmed while vulnerable, often without full consent, and later exploited by the brand. Reusing that imagery risked retraumatization and repeating the very objectification the series exposes.

To avoid this, we used no real participants or stock models. Instead, we generated an idealized woman using Microsoft Copilot. She appears atop a stack of DVD cases, evoking early-2000s media culture. One case is flipped so its black spine cuts across her mouth, symbolizing the silencing of these women.

The result is a cold, restrained counterpoint to the franchise’s original hypersexualized chaos—where it once demanded attention, this image asks for reflection.