 In 1973, a member of the group complained to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) about George Carlin's anti-censorship routine "Seven Dirty Words", leading to the 1978 decision "FCC v. Pacifica Foundation".In 1980, the organization launched an unsuccessful lawsuit over the New York premiere of the film "Caligula".The group also condemned the Monty Python film "Life of Brian" as a "direct, aggressive, deliberate violation of the rights of believing persons".