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Dirty Pictures (2000)

A Cincinnati museum director goes on trial in 1990 for exhibiting sadomasochistic photographs taken by Robert Mapplethorpe.

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Grant S 17 May 2009

A movie about freedom of expression of artistic view and sharing it with others.

Leonardo - Malacay - S 22 Oct 2008

Intercut with interviews of people who were actually close to the case, Dirty Pictures is a cut above your typical biopics. Pretty darn good, and for the record, those pictures were pretty damn dirty.

Monique Y 12 Jun 2010

James Woods, a favorite of mine, brilliantly introduces you to a subject as important as the defense of freedom of speech: standing by your principles! Inspired in a case from real life, this movie pinpoints at the convenient paradigm in which art (and freedom of speech for the matter) are such, as long as the beholder agrees with it.