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The MAD World of Harvey Kurtzman (2026)
Bursting from the immigrant streets of 1920s Brooklyn, Harvey Kurtzman ignited a creative revolution reshaping comics, satire, and popular culture. Through rare archives, unseen interviews, handcrafted animation, and an original jazz score, this documentary reveals the man who created MAD Magazine and helped redefine American humour and visual storytelling forever.
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Bursting from the immigrant streets of 1920s Brooklyn, Harvey Kurtzman ignited a creative revolution reshaping comics, satire, and popular culture. Through rare archives, unseen interviews, handcrafted animation, and an original jazz score, this documentary reveals the man who created MAD Magazine and helped redefine American humour and visual storytelling forever.
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Genre:Documentary, War
Written By:Bart Simpson
In Theaters:11/13/2026
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Aconite Productions, Intuitive Pictures, Téléfilm Canada, Screen Scotland, UK Global Screen Fund
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