John Waters' Family
John Waters occupies a special place in the history of American cinema: spokesman of the "frosted", as he describes himself to Eric Dahan, he gave since the 1960s his nobility (infamy, rather) to a transgressive and joyous cinema, a vast laboratory where the limits of visual propriety are pushed back, and whose anything is always the reverse of politics."
- Runtime
- 52 min
- Certification
- NO
- Country, language
- EN