Shut Up, Little Man!
Shut Up, Little Man!
Shut Up, Little Man! is a documentary film that delves into the recordings of the heated arguments between two roommates, Raymond Huffman and Peter Haskett, in San Francisco during the late 1980s. The recordings, made by their neighbors Eddie Lee Sausage and Mitchell D., captured the volatile and often humorous interactions between Raymond and Peter, leading to a cult following and influencing popular culture.
Background[edit | edit source]
Raymond Huffman and Peter Haskett were two middle-aged alcoholics who shared an apartment in San Francisco's Lower Haight district. Their loud and profanity-laden arguments were recorded by their neighbors, Eddie Lee Sausage and Mitchell D., who later shared the tapes with friends and acquaintances. The recordings gained underground popularity, leading to the creation of the documentary Shut Up, Little Man!.
Documentary[edit | edit source]
Shut Up, Little Man! is a documentary film directed by Matthew Bate, released in 2011. The film explores the recordings of Raymond and Peter's arguments, the impact they had on those who listened to them, and the ethical questions surrounding the exploitation of private moments for entertainment.
The documentary delves into the lives of Raymond and Peter, shedding light on their troubled pasts and the dynamics of their relationship. It also examines the cultural significance of the recordings, including their influence on comedy, music, and art.
Legacy[edit | edit source]
The recordings of Raymond and Peter have inspired various artistic works, including plays, music albums, and comic books. Their unique personalities and tumultuous relationship continue to fascinate audiences, sparking discussions about privacy, consent, and the boundaries of entertainment.
Shut Up, Little Man! serves as a reminder of the complexities of human relationships and the power of audio recordings to capture raw emotions and moments of vulnerability.
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