Summer Movies V
Another film about a great artist whose morality and respect for women is frequently questioned. This one, Crumb, is a documentary about the underground comix king, Robert Crumb.
Posted: July 6th, 2008 under artists.
Comments: 1
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Comment from suki
Time: July 6, 2008, 8:22 am
I have seen this movie and will never forget it. For one, it is extremely sad to see his mom and how she lives and to “meet” his brother. Something his brother said/did during the film just will never leave my mind until I go senile I think. OF note: there is a brief clip in there of Steve Wilson another cartoonist, when young, at a party Crumb held. I met and briefly lived near Steve Wilson in San Francisco in ’67-68 as he was friends with my ex hubby. The tall guy with the very long hair.