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Duration: 1:30:00

Creator: Inc.

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Looks at sexism in all aspects of American culture--from advertising to pornography. Interviews men from all walks of life--advertising executives, cab drivers, veterans at a Memorial Day parade, a fundamentalist preacher, and a cartoonist for Hustler magazine--who give their opinions on sex in advertising, the roles of men and women, and their definitions of masculinity and femininity. Talks with "Ugly George" a New York City man who walks the streets of the city with his video camera getting women to undress for him, a man who makes cakes in the shape of a woman's body, a man who runs a pornography shop, and a man who runs a newstand to get their ideas on the problems of sexism in advertising and pornography. Contrasts scenes of the Hustler cartoonist playing with his daughter with pictures of his cartoon character, "Chester the Molester," who is constantly after little girls. , Looks at sexism in all aspects of American culture--from advertising to pornography. Interviews men from all walks of life--advertising executives, cab drivers, veterans at a Memorial Day parade, a fundamentalist preacher, and a cartoonist for Hustler magazine--who give their opinions on sex in advertising, the roles of men and women, and their definitions of masculinity and femininity. Talks with "Ugly George" a New York City man who walks the streets of the city with his video camera getting women to undress for him, a man who makes cakes in the shape of a woman's body, a man who runs a pornography shop, and a man who runs a newstand to get their ideas on the problems of sexism in advertising and pornography. Contrasts scenes of the Hustler cartoonist playing with his daughter with pictures of his cartoon character, "Chester the Molester," who is constantly after little girls.

Complete Record: , Looks at sexism in all aspects of American culture--from advertising to pornography. Interviews men from all walks of life--advertising executives, cab drivers, veterans at a Memorial Day parade, a fundamentalist preacher, and a cartoonist for Hustler magazine--who give their opinions on sex in advertising, the roles of men and women, and their definitions of masculinity and femininity. Talks with "Ugly George" a New York City man who walks the streets of the city with his video camera getting women to undress for him, a man who makes cakes in the shape of a woman's body, a man who runs a pornography shop, and a man who runs a newstand to get their ideas on the problems of sexism in advertising and pornography. Contrasts scenes of the Hustler cartoonist playing with his daughter with pictures of his cartoon character, "Chester the Molester," who is constantly after little girls.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.