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An illuminating glimpse at a time when Hugh Hefner was on the cultural cutting edge. April 25, 2019 | Full Review…
An illuminating glimpse at a time when Hugh Hefner was on the cultural cutting edge.
Todd McCarthy
Berman's film, like many great music and pop culture docs, uses the time capsule of popular culture to reflect upon the influence of art and media to shape social progress. May 24, 2019 | Full Review…
Berman's film, like many great music and pop culture docs, uses the time capsule of popular culture to reflect upon the influence of art and media to shape social progress.
Pat Mullen
There's a fine line between capitalizing on counterculture and promulgating it, and Hefner straddled that line as it suited him, in the same sad arrangement that in more recent years has given us woke corporations. April 25, 2019 | Full Review…
There's a fine line between capitalizing on counterculture and promulgating it, and Hefner straddled that line as it suited him, in the same sad arrangement that in more recent years has given us woke corporations.
Ted Scheinman
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