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Pink flamingos / Female trouble

English · DVD

US Version | Region code 1
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Description

pink flamingos
this landmark cult classic sets a benchmark for the bizarre that has never been equaled. divine stars as babs johnson, "the filthiest person alive." when fellow degenerate mink stole covets her title, down-and-dirty competition ensues. don't miss the infamous dog walking scene, or the fabulous edith massey starring as "the egg lady."
female trouble
divine stars as mean teen dawn davenport, who turns to a life of crime when her parents fail to give her the cha-cha heels she wants for christmas. with her illegitimate daughter (mink stole) and delinquent girlfriends beside her, she becomes a bizarre canvas for the fascist lipstick beauty salon owners (david lochary, mary vivian pearce).
a media star obsessed with the idea that "crimes is beauty," her story comes to a shocking conclusion!

Product details

Producer	John Waters
Director	John Waters
Actor	Mink Stole, David Lochary, Mary Vivian Pearce, Divine
Screenplay	John Waters

Genre	Comedy
Content	DVD
FSK / age rating	from age 0
Publication date	02.10.2001
Audio	English (Dolby Surround), English (Mono), English (Stereo)
Subtitles	English
Length	190 Minutes
Screen	1.85:1
Version	US Version
Region code	1

Cast & Crew

Actor

Production & Studios

John Waters

Genre

Comedy

Customer reviews

Yeaaaahhhhh....!

Written on 24. August 2004 by flip.

Für alle Geniesser von wirlklich schrägen Indie Filmen, dieser hier ist wirklich ein Klassiker.
Divine in ihrem/seinem climax!
pimk flamingos

Written on 31. December 2003 by ultrazone.

John Waters ai suoi massimi splendori. Il vero re del "poor taste", dissacrante con la grande Divine.
Göttlich

Written on 30. September 2003 by Der Al aus H..

Puaaaahhh! Absolut Geniiiaaal! Die rabenschwarzeste Gesellschaftskritik, die man sich vorstellen kann. Genau gesagt: unser ur-eigenesVerhalten ins bodenlos Groteske gesteigert. Auch wenn sich das Gezeigte in Realität nur in Ausnahmefällen so deutlich manifestiert, ist offensichtlich: die Menschheit ist krank, eine apriori Fehlkonstruktion, ein göttlicher Fehler, der sich vermutlich bald selber erledigen wird (bis dann freue ich mich an solch guten, zum Denken anregenden Filmen: gilt auch für alle weiteren John Waters-Filme, auch für die "salonfähigen").