Review by Charles Cassady, Jr.
The
SXSW Festival was just on, from what I hear. Pardon, but I don't go to this
illustrious Austin display of music and film, not even on my laid-off
reporter's press pass. At my level of income I can't even afford the Cleveland
International Film Festival (and I used to work for them).
But
every so often the attractions from both come my way via DVD. It does save on
travel expense and the possibility of a plane crash (sorry, I just finally got
around to see Tom Hanks in CAST AWAY, and don't feel much like flying, for
maybe hundreds of years). And a SXSW "sensation" that arrived can now
be savored by you home viewers as well, I guess. It's UNHUNG HERO. Brobably
better known to others as that penis documentary.
UNHUNG
HERO, though directed by one Brian Spitz, stars Patrick Moote, an aspiring
actor/stand-up comic (possibly a raison d'etre for this film right there). He
undertakes a personal, worldwide journey of discovery over his professed small
penis and whether "size matters."
