It’s bursting with eager and genuine sugar babies, so they may find the environment somewhat competitive. (This also means that sugar daddies will be pleasantly surprised and spoiled for choice!) ...

Rachel Fleit's documentary 'Sugar Babies' commendably doesn't judge its young, callow subjects, but it doesn't really ...

The documentary "Sugar Babies" follows a twentysomething college graduate who makes money by flirting with men online.

“Where Sugar Babies enjoy a life of luxury by being pampered with fine dinners, exotic trips and allowances. In turn, Sugar Daddies or Mommas find beautiful members to accompany them at all times.” ...

does Katie learn that Tessa and few other girls at Montlake find such dates on the Sugar Babies website, where young women avail themselves to wealthy men of various ages in exchange for financial ...

Film Review from the 48th Annual Sundance Film Festival, a movie directed by Rachel Fleit and starring Autumn Johnson.

A woman who claims she makes £2,000 a week as a sugar baby has one stern message for trolls. Jess says she uses her "pretty privilege" to attract rich men to spend money on her so she can afford ...

Given the hooky subject matter promised by its title, though often set aside for more general slice-of-life observation, “Sugar Babies” may find further docfest slots to follow its competition ...