My Hustler (1965) Film Review

My Hustler

DIRECTOR: Andy Warhol and Chuck Wein.

BOTTOM LINE: Prepare to be surprised. If all you have seen of Warhol is “Chelsea Girls” and “Empire State” don’t give up. “My Hustler” is a hugely different film with a solid narrative and surprisingly good performances. Warhol codirects with Chuck Wein who is always an enormous influence and at around 70 minutes it’s fun to watch.

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