I Shot Andy Warhol: SCUM Manifesto

The documentary delves into the chaotic atmosphere of Warhol's Factory in New York during the late 1960s. It examines the motives behind Valerie Solanas' actions, including her controversial manifesto that advocates for radical societal change. Through a mix of historical footage and insights, the film presents a portrait of Warhol and the eccentric figures who surrounded him, including Edie Sedgwick and Nico.

Running for 60 minutes, this semi-biographical account is rooted in true events, making it a compelling watch for those interested in art history and the complexities of the artists involved. The documentary is available on laserdisc, appealing to collectors who appreciate unique formats and the intersection of art and crime in the 1960s.