In Putney Swope (1969), Paulette Marron becomes the unforgettable “Air Conditioner Girl” in an iconic dance scene that blurs satire and spectacle.

Directed by Robert Downey Sr., the film critiques the absurdity of the advertising industry, exposes racial hypocrisy in Hollywood, and dismantles the polished facade of corporate America—with surreal humor and radical style.

🌀 Movement as rebellion. Advertising as propaganda.
This is not just cinema.