Who the #$&% Is Jackson Pollock?
Who the #$&% Is Jackson Pollock?

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In this documentary, veteran filmmaker Harry Moses exposes the controversy in the world of high priced artwork. He paints a vivid picture of how art is bought and sold in America.... (Full plot summary below)

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In this documentary, veteran filmmaker Harry Moses exposes the controversy in the world of high priced artwork. He paints a vivid picture of how art is bought and sold in America.

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Entertainment Weekly - 9/10 by Owen GleibermanHorton's attempt to authenticate the painting in the face of a hostile art establishment becomes a study in forensics, taste, money, and class warfare.
The Hollywood Reporter - 8/10 by Frank ScheckFascinatingly ambiguous tale and bizarre cast of characters make it one of the more entertaining documentaries in recent memory.
New York Post - 8/10 by Kyle SmithThe movie is an entertaining stroll through a colorful gallery of characters including, in villain mode, former Metropolitan Museum of Art director Thomas Hoving. "She knows nothing. I am an expert," huffs Hoving, who is so nasty he might as well be wearing a monocle - making Horton that much more fun to root for.
New York Daily News - 8/10 by Elizabeth WeitzmanThough the film does have the modest, human-interest feel of a "60 Minutes" segment, it grows stronger as it goes along.
The New York Times - 7/10 by Stephen HoldenAs this smart, hard-bitten woman with an eighth-grade education pursues her quest, the documentary portrays the debate between connoisseurship and science as a culture war.
Portland Oregonian - 6/10 by Marc MohanThe real star of the film is Horton, whose straight-talking ways and supportive circle of friends are a stark contrast to the haughty insults of academia.
Village Voice - 5/10 by Jessica GrosePollock drags when Horton's offscreen, and with its NPR-inflected narration and executive producer Don Hewitt, the film might have fared better as a PBS special.
User Review - 8/10 by HarryH.Great movie showing the huge divide between the world of art and the real world. I love how with a little passion and a whole lot of determination we are shown that no matter the odds, there is something worth fighting for, even if its a canvas covered in paint.
User Review - 3/10 by Steven.A somewhat interesting story that, being inconclusive, would have worked better as a 10-20 minute news broadcast, rather than a 100 minute documentary. Boring, mildly repetitive, and ultimately not that enjoyable.

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