A deep dive into an artist explaining not only his motivaitons but his dysfunctional life
I remember growing up as a kid in Berkeley which was a mecca of the underground comic scene in the 1970s and someone had a Robert Crumb comic. It was such a risqué thing back then because it had stories about sex. As a pre-teen this was like finding the yellow brick road. This documentary helps explain why Crumb wrote about sex and other topics. He grew up a total loner nerd and as he says he got his revenge because he became famous when he became an adult. I think his repressed upbringing shaped his entire art especially with women. He also had a dysfunctional family which was another big influence that led to his alienation and rejection of stereotypical middle class American life which he often satirized. A lot of the movie is Crumb talking to his two brothers who are mentally ill. The film is also not just a love story of Crumb. There are people who accuse him of being a misogynist and racist for instance. It’s definitely a deep dive into an artist that you don’t usually see.
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