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What is Lip Gloss about?
Lip Gloss is a documentary. Montreal's vibrant drag scene comes to life through the voices of Armand Monroe, Guilda, and Bobette in Lip Gloss. Over eight years, Lois Seigel captures candid interviews and performances that reveal the experiences of the city's gay and transgender community. The film features a dancer from Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, illustrating the connection between art and identity. Through personal stories, Lip Gloss presents the challenges and triumphs faced by this diverse population.
When was Lip Gloss released?
Lip Gloss was released in 1993.
How long is Lip Gloss?
Lip Gloss has a runtime of 68 minutes.
What genre is Lip Gloss?
Lip Gloss is classified as Culture, Arts.
What topics does Lip Gloss cover?
Lip Gloss explores topics including lgbtq-rights, performance-arts.