Filmmaker Paul H-O confronts his own ego and identity after analyzing his relationship with reclusive artist Cindy Sherman in this documentary that offers a unique perspective on the New York City art... read more
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May 29, 2009
Mediocre documentary concerning local public access show host, Paul H-O and the unlikely relationship with artist Cindy Sherman. While Paul protests that he's not a trophy wife, the "talentless guy you would prefer to avoid" only proves he's no trophy of any kind. During his da... read more
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July 26, 2009
Started off interesting, took a long time to get to the point, became overly self-indulgent. I'm supposed to feel sorry for this guy?
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As soon as Guest of Cindy Sherman ended, I wanted to see it again for its high entertainment value and to determine better what I had just witnessed. Full Review
Remove the boldface names and there's no movie; that center does not hold. Full Review
Guest of Cindy Sherman would be fun to watch on public access some late night. But as a big-screen attraction, it never measures up. Full Review
At once a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse, bittersweet autobiography and witty trip down art-world memory lane. Full Review
It's amazing that in an era of oversharing and reality TV, a doc consisting mostly of cable TV clips and personal reminiscences can be so resonant. Full Review
A highly entertaining evisceration and celebration of the milieu. Full Review
If it manages not to lose its assets while dipping its toe into murkier issues -- becoming, say, a brow-knitting thumb-sucker -- then it's really a work of art; such is Guest of Cindy Sherman. Full Review
Paul H-O's hurt feelings over being the overlooked man in a relationship with a famous woman, are surely familiar and not especially provocative. Full Review
Instantly recognizable as a guy you might have gone to college with, co-director and documentary subject, Paul H-O's personal experience, as host for a self-produced cable television art program calle... Full Review
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