Title: Hypocrisy unmasked
Product review: This documentary is at its acidic best in pointing out the hypocrisy of the MPAA in its relative treatment of sex vs. violence (hatchets in heads and bodies dismembered by chainsaws are ok, female pubic hair is a definite no-no), male vs. female sexuality, and straight vs. gay encounters. Unfortunately, the film meanders into sidelines such as video piracy and McCarthyism without ever suitably tying them to the central theme, and too much time is spent with the rather boring private investigator trying to identify the anonymous members of the MPAA's secret cabal. Overall, however, a strong indictment of the MPAA and, on a broader level, of those who would limit all society's access to artistic expression to what fits within their own personal moral views.
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