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"  In Sunshine Cleaning, Amy Adams&amp;#039; Rose shocks her snooty neighbors by cleaning up crime scenes for a living. But as the fascinating documentary Obscene reminds us, Americans are more alarmed by sex than by gore. Obscene profiles Barney Rosset, the legendary head of Grove Press, who challenged U.S. obscenity statutes in the &amp;#039;50s by publishing Lady Chatterley&amp;#039;s Lover, Tropic of Cancer, and Naked Lunch. He also published Malcolm X and Samuel Beckett. A half-century on, the 86-year-old Rosset is thought of as naughty when he should be hailed as a First Amendment hero who made a nation a little smarter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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