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Waters' Filthy World
John Waters' four-decade career is as distinctive as his signature pencil-thin mustache. The writer/director's early cult films reveled in copious amounts of fun, filth and depravity, culminating with his self-described "trash trilogy" -- Pink Flamingos (1972), Female Trouble (1974) and Desperate Living (1977), all of which starred his transvestite muse Divine.
A series of amusing, marginally mainstream films followed, including...
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