An hour and a half of performance features John Waters discussing his life, career, and influences while standing on a stage decorated with trash and roses.
“John Waters brings his unique world view to theatre audiences.”
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An hour and a half of performance features John Waters discussing his life, career, and influences while standing on a stage decorated with trash and roses.
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Synopsis
John Waters stands on stage at the Harry DeJour Playhouse in New York City, surrounded by a pile of trash and roses. In this filmed version of his one-man show, he recounts his life and career over 86 minutes. Waters discusses his early influences, including directors of the macabre, and shares anecdotes from his filmmaking experiences. He touches on topics such as sexual fetishes, court trials, and his hometown of Baltimore, blending humor with personal reflection throughout the performance.
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Why Watch
- See John Waters' unique perspective on filmmaking.
- Find out about his influences from macabre directors.
- Meet the Dreamlanders and hear their stories.
Did You Know
- The film was recorded in 2006 at the Harry DeJour Playhouse.
- John Waters has performed this show since around 2003.
- The film has a 92% 'fresh' rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The performance lasts for 86 minutes.
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Who directed This Filthy World?
This Filthy World was directed by Jeff Garlin.
What is the runtime of This Filthy World?
The runtime of This Filthy World is 86 minutes.
What rating does This Filthy World have on Rotten Tomatoes?
This Filthy World has a 92% 'fresh' rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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