The Porn King Versus the President

This documentary explores the political landscape of the early 2000s, particularly the impact of the evangelical right on American politics. It delves into John Ashcroft's appointment as Director General and his controversial stance against pornography, which culminated in the FBI's case against Rob Black, the owner of Extreme Associates.

At 56 minutes, the film provides a concise look at how Bush's administration sought to appease religious conservatives, shedding light on the tensions between liberal values and conservative ideologies. The film features commentary on the implications of Ashcroft's actions and the broader influence of the religious right on legislation and societal norms.

Collectors of documentary films may find this title significant for its critical perspective on a pivotal moment in American political history. The film highlights key societal debates that resonate even today, making it a relevant piece for those interested in political documentaries.