Andy Warhol: Underground Movie

Andy Warhol-Underground Movie Andy Warhol directed many underground movies with titles that were sexually explicit or off the wall terms like “Blow Job” (1964) and “The Nude Restaurant” (1967). His filmography spanned through out America’s 60’s in a time where sexuality was constantly being questioned and Andy Warhol responded with a series of subjects that pushed the limits of what is considered normal behavior. The New American Cinema Group/ The Film Makers Co-op a group of artist producers existed solely to create, distribute and protect the rights for the creation of independent and Avant-guard films. This precedent early in the decade allowed followers and lovers of the camera like Andy Warhol to turn out a creative eye and spread