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Chafed Elbows is a 1966 still image film directed by Robert Downey Sr. A manic comic parody underground film made for $12,000, Chafed Elbows was a commercial success. The film was premiered at The Gate Theater in New York City and ran for over one month alongside Scorpio Rising.
Chafed Elbows: Directed by Robert Downey Sr.. With George Morgan, Elsie Downey, Lawrence Wolf, Tom O'Horgan. A welfare recipient marries his mother.
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- Comedy
- Robert Downey Sr.
- 1966
Visualized largely in still 35 mm photographs, it follows a shiftless downtown Manhattanite having his “annual November breakdown” as he wanders from one odd job to the next, coming across all sorts of sordid types, from a desperate independent filmmaker to a destitute dirty-sock sniffer.
- Walter Dinsmore, All Women's Roles
Chafed Elbows - The Criterion Channel. Directed by Robert Downey Sr. • 1966 • United States. This riot of bad taste was a breakthrough for Robert Downey Sr., thanks to rave notices.
"Chafed Elbows" is an unpredictable and amusing movie, definitely belonging to the times it was made and the underground scene where it was formed in warning against the dangers of...
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- Robert Downey Sr.
- Comedy
- George Morgan
For Chafed Elbows, incest is only the beginning. Downey offers scabrous takes on analysis, contemporary art, fetishism, pretentious low budget filmmakers and motherhood. He credits the New York Police Department with “a special hindrance.”
Robert Downey Sr. Director, Writer. A day in the life of a young Manhattanite who is in love with his mother, gives birth to $1890 from his hip, and kills indiscriminately.
