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Robert Crumb

30 August 1943, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Aline Kominsky

1948, New York City, New York, USA

Charles Crumb

Maxon Crumb

Robert Hughes

28 July 1938, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

2 March 1940, Buffalo, New York, USA

22 November 1961, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Beatrice Crumb

Kathy Goodell

Dian Hanson

2 November 1951, Seattle, Washington, USA

Sophie Crumb

27 September 1981, Woodland, California, USA

Jesse Crumb

Joseph Frantz

Terry Zwigoff

18 May 1949, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA

MSN.com

(An) offbeat and often uncomfortably revealing portrait of the legendary underground comic book artist Robert Crumb and his brothers, Maxon and Charles...

August 11, 2010

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ColeSmithey.com

Geek coolness abounds.

October 27, 2005

sbs.is

interesting

March 11, 2008

IGN DVD

Crumb may be rough around the edges, even occasionally tedious, but what Zwigoff manages to uncover is honest, captivating and strangely visceral.

October 14, 2010

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Boulder Weekly

Zwigoff's biography of Crumb is both absorbing and repellent, and it may be one of the best documentaries to make the connection between creativity and craziness.

May 05, 2006

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Oregonian

Among the all-time great American documentaries.

July 01, 2010

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Reel Film Reviews

Sporadically intriguing but ultimately overrated...

May 06, 2006

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Q Network Film Desk

an absolutely disarming documentary and one of the very best of its kind

August 10, 2010

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Movie Metropolis

Filled with haunting images, only a few of which are created by the hand of R. Crumb.

August 07, 2010

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Flipside Movie Emporium

Unique, profound, and fairly disturbing.

March 03, 2005

EmanuelLevy.Com

This brilliant docu is not just a portrait of a compulsive artist, but also a deep inquiry into the mysteries of art, creativity, mental illness and family bind.

June 06, 2006

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USA Today

Crumb's sense of humor is his saving personal grace and the movie's insurance policy against total immersion into the morbid. But just so you know, Crumb fully earns its most revealing screen credit: 'David Lynch Presents.'

January 01, 2000

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