Dirty Pictures

Dirty Pictures is a feature film produced for television by American director Frank Pierson from the year 2000. Drama The film is based on the legal procedures to the Mapplethorpe exhibition The Perfect Moment in Cincinnati.

Action

The museum curator Dennis Barrie ( James Woods ) device because of its decision to conduct a controversial photo exhibition, in the crosshairs of the Sheriff Simon Leis ( Craig T. Nelson), the mind is doing everything to convict Berrie in the course of litigation. As the public controversy about freedom and moral boundaries of art increasingly jeopardizes Barrie gets marriage in danger, and his daughter is physically attacked. The competent court finally comes to the conclusion that the exhibition was lawful.

Reviews

  • Cinema picked up the " plea for artistic freedom " and " confusing flurry of interviews " for example, with Susan Sarandon and Salman Rushdie out.

Awards

  • 2000 Emmy Awards Nominations for "Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special " and "Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Miniseries or a Movie "
  • Golden Globes Winner " Best Mini -Series or Motion Picture Made for TV"
  • Nomination " Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini -Series or Motion Picture Made for TV" ( James Woods )
  • Winner " Best Edited Motion Picture for Non- Commercial Television "
  • Winner " Television Films - Best Film "
  • Winner " Best Performance by an Actor in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television" ( James Woods )
  • Nomination " Best Motion Picture Made for Television"
  • Nomination "Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Mini Series" ( James Woods )
Screenplay Film score Hiro Narita Peter Zinner Fictional film Robert Mapplethorpe American Cinema Editors
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