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Wigstock: The Movie

Country: USA, Language: English, 85 mins

  • Director: Barry Shils
  • Producer: Richard Abramowitz; Marlen Hecht

CGiii Comment

It's rather puzzling as to what the producers were trying to achieve with this film...

A memento of the day...for participants and audience? If so, then, it works.

As an insightful documentary about the philosophy behind drag and Wigstock? It fails, completely.

You have to like drag to enjoy this - otherwise, it is a parade of limited talent with over-inflated egos.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Documentary/Concert film covering the annual Drag festival in New York City. Highlights include a performance by drag diva, Ru Paul, and the infamous Lypsinca.

Cast & Characters

Paul Alexander as Himself;
Joseph Arias as Himself;
Alexis Arquette as Himself;
Nicola Bateman as Herself;
Leigh Bowery as Himself;
Candis Cayne as Himself;
Wayne County as Himself;
Chloe Dzubilo as Herself;
John Epperson;
Flloyd as Himself;
Formika as Himself;
Kent Fuher as Jackie;
Donna Giles as Herself;
Girlina as Herself;
Deborah Harry as Herself