Brand X

Year: 1970

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Win Chamberlain

Comedy

In 1969, after Taylor Mead complained to artist Wynn Chamberlain about Andy Warhol, Chamberlain agreed to make a film. He used the banality of 1960s TV to create Brand X, a spoof series of mock shows and commercials. Mead appears as a guru, talk‑show host, Civil‑War veteran and televangelist, while the film satirizes politics, sex, drugs and race.

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