In the last paragraph it links to a director who described a rape scene as beautiful and choreographed like a ballet, that sounds like glamorization to me.

the scenes are staged to show how brutal the situations are. not how brutal the rapists are. the focus on the victims and the "situations" allows for titillation without having to confront the idea that the situations are created by brutal men acting brutally, and to delve into that.

It's not glamourized, it's just performed by the most beautiful people possible in faux-grimy sets with strangely erotic dark lighting, with women that are frequently half into it...JUST LIKE REAL LIFE!