Cleanflix

Synopsis

Cleanflix is a documentary film that delves into the controversial practice of editing and censoring films by a group of Utah-based video store owners catering to a conservative clientele. The movie follows the legal battles and ethical dilemmas faced by the store owners as they navigate through the conflicting realms of artistic integrity and moral censorship. With interviews from filmmakers, customers, and store owners, Cleanflix explores the complex issues surrounding freedom of speech, community standards, and the blurred lines between entertainment and censorship. Through its thought-provoking approach, the film challenges viewers to question their own beliefs and prejudices on the subject of editing explicit content in films.

Cast

• Danny Thompson

  Self

• Ray Lines

  Self

• Allan Erb

  Self

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  Neil LaBute

  Self

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  Richard Dutcher

  Self

• Robert Perry

  Self

Reviews

Cleanflix has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise its exploration of the ethical issues surrounding film censorship, others criticize its biased portrayal of the video store owners. Variety described the film as 'a compelling look at the clash between commerce and creativity in the entertainment industry'. However, The Hollywood Reporter noted that the documentary 'fails to provide a balanced perspective on the controversial topic'. On IMDb, Cleanflix has a rating of 6.7/10, indicating a moderate level of approval from audiences. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 71% rating, suggesting a generally positive reception among critics.

See also

Joker

Titanic

Shutter Island

Inside Out