An entertaining but also oddly naive documentary about American advertising. Director Doug Pray interviews many of the ad-agency visionaries who, starting in the '60s, saw that the time had come to make commercials hip that is, to cut through consumers' bull detectors by inviting them to feel in on the pitch (which was really a more subtle form of pitch). Yet Art & Copy buys into the specious notion that when advertising is great, that's because it's true. These mad men are brilliant, all right they pitched Pray on their hidden ''morality,'' and they sold him. B
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