The decidedly pop-culture project uniquely came to life as part of the filmmakers' artist-in-residence collaboration at Leeds Beckett University, integrating the talents of over 100 students and professors across multiple academic disciplines. Contributors from the university's film, animation, music, and performing arts departments lent their expertise to the production, to earn their first professional feature film credits. The directors blur the lines of reality by blending classic interviews and archival footage with stylized animation, performance art, and experimental dance numbers featuring over 50 actors interpreting the blonde bombsehll's legacy.

MANSFIELD 66/67 celebrated its official world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), and went on to be recognized as an Outstanding Documentary Film nominee at the 2018 Women's Image Network (WIN) Awards. The film earned significant critical acclaim during its rollout, with Vanity Fair hailing it as a "rip-roaring good ride" that seriously engages with her career while reveling in the authentic and imagined absurdity of Hollywood gossip culture.

Maybe you have watched Mariska Hargitay's wonderful Emmy-nominated documentary "My Mom Jayne" and want to dive deeper into the cinematic history, pop-culture impact, and wild legends surrounding the iconic Hollywood star? MANSFIELD 66/67 is the perfect double-feature companion piece. While "My Mom Jayne" explores a deeply personal family legacy, our Jayne Mansfield documentary takes a unique, stylized look at the rumors swirling around the final two years of the movie goddess's life. Stream the definitive cult-culture Jayne Mansfield documentary officially on Vimeo OTT today.

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PRESS

• VANITY FAIR “REVIEW: Did the Devil Kill Jayne Mansfield? Well, probably not—but the gossipy documentary Mansfield 66/67 is a rip-roaring good ride anyway.”
• INTERVIEW MAGAZINE “The Secret History of Jayne Mansfield’s Bizarre Connection to the Church of Satan”
• VICE “The Bizarre Alleged Relationship Between Jayne Mansfield and Satanism”
• HOLLYWOOD REPORTER “REVIEW: ‘Mansfield 66/67’ Bright and Bouncy Primer on the Short, Chaotic Life of Ill-fated Sex-bomb Jayne Mansfield”
• LA TIMES “REVIEW: Campy Documentary ‘Mansfield 66/67’ Playfully Chronicles Short, Controversial Life of Taboo-breaking Blond”
• SCREEN ANARCHY “REVIEW: The Wild Last Years of Hollywood Icon Jayne Mansfield And Her Dance With The Devil”
• THE GUARDIAN “REVIEW: Siren, Satanist or Comic Genius? The Myths of Jayne Mansfield”
• THE ARTS DESK “REVIEW: Snappy, trashy and enjoyable poke around the life and death of a Hollywood bombshell”
• AUSTIN CHRONICLE “REVIEW: Did Sexess Spoil Jayne Mansfield, or was it … Satan? ’66/67′ is a Slice of Retro, Film-freak Gadzookery!”
• CURBED L.A. “Soak up the Splendor of Jayne Mansfield’s ‘Pink Palace’”
• THE SUN “BLONDE BOMBS-HELL Mansfield 66/67 explores mystery of how Hollywood sex symbol Jayne Mansfield ended up in the grip of a satanic sex cult and dead at 34″
• ANIMATION WORLD NETWORK “Jayne Mansfield Documentary Evokes Classic UPA ‘Toons”
• DANGEROUS MINDS “DM EXCLUSIVE! New Documentary About Jayne Mansfield and Anton LaVey from the Makers of ‘ROOM 237’”
• LEEDS BECKETT UNIVERSITY NEWS “Hollywood Film Featuring 100 Leeds Beckett Staff and Students to Premiere in Leeds”
• FLAVORWIRE “10 Things You Didn’t Know About Jayne Mansfield”
• DAILY MAIL “New Film Investigates Scandalous Life and Dramatic Death of Original 1950s Blonde Bombshell”
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