Sergio Kiss

Sergio Kiss, pseudonym of an Italian performer born on November 20, 1969 in Carrù, Piedmont, is a well-known figure in the Italian adult film industry between the late 90s and 2000s. Husband of Nastasha Kiss, with whom he has collaborated professionally in numerous productions, Sergio embarked on a career in the hard sector around the age of 30, after having lived experiences that led him to explore the world of sexuality without taboos. His entry into the industry came at a time of transition for Italian porn, participating in films that mixed narrative elements, interviews and explicit scenes, often under labels such as Natasha Kiss Communications, ATV, Moonlight Video and Piston.

Also known by other stage names such as Marco Casalegno, Luca Scorpion, Michele Prati and Roberto Ponti / Luca Bosio, Sergio has mainly held non-sexual or supporting roles in straight productions, contributing to titles such as Obscene acts in a public place, Gang-Bang all’Italiana, Ninfomania (series), Turiste del Cazzo and CSI: Crime Sex Investigation. His career has been closely linked to that of his wife Nastasha, with whom he shared sets, event organization and production management. This family partnership represented for him not only a professional opportunity, but also a way to authentically live a libertine sexuality within an open and creative couple context.

Motivated by curiosity and the desire for expressive freedom in an era in which Italian porn was still looking for its own identity with respect to the American and European mainstream, Sergio brought a pragmatic and discreet approach to the set, often focusing on organizational and production aspects rather than on pure performance in front of the camera. His presence contributed to projects documenting the behind-the-scenes of the hardcore world, interviews and hybrid formats. After 2009 he progressively reduced public activity in the sector, supporting the evolution of the family towards new chapters, including the recent generational transition to Kiss Empire led by his children. His story reflects the changes in the adult sector: from the DVD era to digital, passing through personal and couple challenges. Sergio represents an example of how industry can be part of a shared life path, made up of passion, effort and reinvention.