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This documentary delves into the controversial and groundbreaking 1972 pornographic film 'Deep Throat'. It explores the film's cultural impact, its legal battles, and the life of its star, Linda Lovelace, who later became an anti-pornography activist. The film examines the complex legacy of 'Deep Throat' and its place in cinematic and social history.

The documentary received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its thorough research and balanced perspective on a controversial subject. While some found it to be a necessary historical document, others debated the ethics of revisiting such a film's production. Audiences were largely intrigued by the historical context and personal stories presented.

• Praised for its in-depth exploration of a culturally significant and controversial film.
• Noted for providing a platform for various perspectives on 'Deep Throat' and its star.
• Some reviewers found its analysis of the film's impact to be essential viewing.

Google audience: Google users largely found the documentary to be informative and well-researched, appreciating the historical context it provided for the controversial film 'Deep Throat'. Many highlighted the insights into Linda Lovelace's life and her subsequent activism as particularly compelling.

Director Alexandra Sweeney spent over five years researching and interviewing key figures involved with 'Deep Throat' and its aftermath for this documentary.