Big Doll House launches
RUN RUN IT’S HIM
An autobiographical documentary directed by Matthew Pollack
Out On VOD, Tuesday April 1, 2014
Available Here: http://runrunitshim.com/
“…a porn addict’s version of Sherman’s March.” – Lauren Wissot, Filmmaker Magazine
“This is the Real Don Jon.” – Greg Klymkiw, The Film Corner
“See Run Run It’s Him, the film I would have made if I’d had the guts.” – Alan Zweig, Director of Vinyl, I Curmudgeon, A Hard Name and When Jews Were Funny.
“Saw your Doc and loved it. – William Lustig, director of Maniac, Maniac Cop, Vigilante
“Matt Pollack’s film touches the soul (and a few other, uh, personal places) because it’s so goddamn, heart-achingly real.” – Greg Klymkiw, The Film Corner
RUN RUN IT’S HIM is a personal feature length autobiographical documentary, which explores, in Intimate detail, filmmaker Matthew Pollack’s addiction to pornography and how it’s warped his understanding of women and dominated his personal relationships.
The film finds Matthew wondering if he’s been wasting his life? He’s 29 years old with 4 memberships to adult video stores, 55 tapes of compiled porn, and absolutely nothing to show for it: no girlfriend, no ambition, only a big stack of porn. The film itself becomes an act of exploration, of cleansing. Shot over the course of 7 years, RUN RUN IT’S HIM follows Matthew as he interviews his parents, ex-girlfriends, female acquaintances, and a fellow porn connoisseur, struggling to figure out what went wrong before it’s too late.
“Matthew, your mother and I were deeply disturbed by your movie.” – Herbert Pollack, Father of Matthew Pollack.
About Matthew Pollack Matthew used to support his massive pornography addiction by working in used record, book and movie retail sales. He now supports his filmmaking addiction working in used record, book and movie retail sales. He’s one of BMV’s most valued aficionados in film, literature and music – buying and selling product for the Yonge-Eglinton branch of the large independently owned Toronto chain of specialty retailers.
