Beauty Is Embarrassing
91 minutes | USA | International Premiere | Rating: PG
Beauty Is Embarrassing is the irreverent and inspiring story of one of America’s most important artists, Wayne White, a man who began his career as a humble puppeteer. When the Tennessee-raised White moves to New York, his big break comes in love and as one of the creators of Pee-wee’s Playhouse. The film follows White through his artistic journey and the highs and lows of his art career. With his infectious Southern charm and playful childlike spirit, White maintains a passion and creative drive that’s unstoppable. He’s a reminder to us all that we should follow our passion. It’s those creative impulses that will lead us to where we need to go. Heather Haynes
Co-Presented with Co-presented with [Toronto After Dark: Horror, Sci-Fi, Action & Cult Film Festival](http://torontoafterdark.com/2011/).
Media Coverage
- Realscreen feature
- Indiewire 10 Hottest Docs
- Dork Shelf review
- Torontoist review
- CBC Hot Docs picks
- NOW Magazine review
- Macleans critic’s picks
- Toronto Sun review
- Moviefone review
- National Post feature
- The Documentary Blog review
- The Matinee review
Director(s)
Neil Berkeley
Producer(s)
Morgan Neville
Chris Bradley
Milan Erceg
Executive Producer(s)
Aimee Bothwell
Bart McDonough
Eddie Schmidt
Writer(s)
Neil Berkeley
Chris Bradley
Kevin Klauber
Wayne White
Cinematographer(s)
Neil Berkeley
Chris Bradley
Editor(s)
Chris Bradley
Kevin Klauber
Composer(s)
Tim Rutili



