Red, White and Blue

Year: 1971

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Directors: Beverly Sebastian, Ferd Sebastian

Documentary

A documentary examining the Nixon-era Commission on Obscenity hearings, focusing on the testimony of adult‑film producer David F. Friedman—who also helped produce the documentary—who appears before Congress and discusses his role in creating the pornographic feature “Trader Hornee.”

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