Discussion of the fundamental freedoms US is based upon
Dirty Pictures is a thought provoking movie that mixes fiction with documentary. It centers around the Robert Mapplethorpe art exhibit which was taken to court in Cincinnati for obscenity. It switches between the art director James Woods and his family, the court case, the deliberations of the jury and real interviews with people about the exhibit both for and against such as William Buckley and Salman Rushdie and footage of Mapplethorpe himself trying to explain his work. At its heart the film is a debate about what is protected by the 1st Amendment and what is not. I couldn’t recommend it more because it deals with the fundamental freedoms which the United States is based upon.
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