
Montgomery Clift
1983

Representation Score
Fair
1987
TV-14Director
Robert Cassella Jr., John Griffin
Runtime
60 minutes
Average Rating
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This documentary presents a traditional biographical study of Montgomery Clift, focusing on preserving the historical portrayal of a mid-century Hollywood icon. It emphasizes individual psychological struggles, particularly addiction and self-doubt, which limits the exploration of diverse perspectives. The work reflects the era it depicts, maintaining traditional narratives rather than offering a modern, subversive lens on identity.
Category Breakdown
The film includes subtle hints of queer relationships typical in biographical studies of the time. However, it doesn't show explicit same-sex intimacy or give much importance to LGBTQ experiences.
The story revolves around a single male protagonist and his personal struggles. It follows a traditional tragic storyline without challenging established gender roles.
The documentary focuses on a Hollywood icon from a time when racial diversity was limited. It stays true to the demographics of its subject.
The film looks at the pressures of Western celebrity culture through the lens of addiction. It does not directly address traditional institutions like religion or capitalism.
The film highlights mental health and psychological issues but treats these as personal failings rather than exploring neurodivergent experiences.
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Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
One of Hollywood's brightest stars is eclipsed by drink, drugs and self-doubt.

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