With One Bad Cat: The Reverend Albert Wagner Story and a subject this colorful, all a nonfiction filmmaker has to do is get out of the way.
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08/19/08
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One Bad Cat: The Reverend Albert Wagner Story (2008)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:4
Rotten:2
Average Rating:6.8/10
Theatrical Release:Aug 15, 2008 Limited
Synopsis: This documentary profiles legendary outsider artist Reverend Albert Wagner. A religious experience turned him to painting, and the result is an astounding body of work that inspires some and... [More]
Director: Thomas G. Miller
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Reviews for One Bad Cat: The Reverend Albert Wagner Story
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Top CriticDirected by Thomas G. Miller, One Bad Cat brings fresh light to the artist Albert Wagner.
08/19/08
Top CriticConfessions like "God and art saved the Reverend Albert" beg for more interrogation than director Thomas G. Miller seems to have in him.
08/14/08
Miller neither defends or apologizes: His remarkably candid footage (extending all the way to Wagner's deathbed and beyond) and interviews leave the man's sincerity (and his collectors') as open to scrutiny as his art.
08/13/08
Top CriticA compelling bio-pic about one bad mother (shut your mouth!) who could have written a Bible for today's ghetto gangstas on how to be a player.
08/11/08
The film finds its footing whenever Johnny Coleman, professor of African-American Studies and Fine Arts at Oberlin College in Ohio, speaks openly about Wagner's troublesome images and the appeal those images have for whites.
08/10/08
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