The last scene of 'Anora' is one of the great movie endings. Writer/director Sean Baker breaks down how they shot Mikey Madison's emotional moment.

Just a few minutes into Anora, there's a small but telling detail in a small but important moment: The movie starts in a strip club, with a montage of incidents in which Anora, one of the club's dancers, picks up clients for private sessions.

Sean Baker has been making movies that touch on the world of sex work for years, from “Tangerine” to “Red Rocket.” But while he’s had success before, this year’s “Anora” is the first of his films that has broken through in such a massive way.

Baker continues to challenge the stigma of sex work by creating narratives that humanize marginalized individuals and highlight their everyday realities.

Sean Baker, director of the new film "Anora," talks about how having a bigger budget and professional actors changed his filmmaking process.