Terry Zwigoff's 1994 documentary portrait of underground cartoonist Robert Crumb — creator of Fritz the Cat and Keep on Truckin' — which explores the relationship between Crumb's disturbing sexuality, chaotic family of origin, and artistic genius.
Provides a case study of the relationship between severe psychological disturbance and authentic artistic vision — the kind of 'integrated shadow' that Peterson uses to explore how extreme psychological material can be transmuted into cultural creativity.
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