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Flaming Creatures is a 1963 short film by Jack Smith that depicts bizarre and taboo sexual activities, a haunted music studio, and a lipstick commercial. The film was banned in several states and countries and influenced the works of Andy Warhol and John Waters.
Flaming Creatures is a 1963 American experimental film directed by Jack Smith. The film follows an ensemble of drag performers through several disconnected vignettes, including a lipstick commercial, an orgy, and an earthquake.
Flaming Creatures (Criaturas en llamas en español) es una película estadounidense del año 1963, dirigida por Jack Smith. La película muestra a los actores ataviados con vestimenta propia del género opuesto dentro de escenas no muy relacionadas, entre ellas un anuncio de lápiz labial, una orgía y un terremoto.
THE FLAMING CREATURES (1963) Is an Avant Grade Art film by artist Jack Smith. The film was made during the the era of the New York Underground Film movement that brought us art film artist like Andy Warhol and the Kuchar Brothers both which inspired John Waters.
Título original: Flaming Creatures. Sinopsis: Polémico filme rodado en blanco y negro, tildado de obsceno en su época, cuyo tema principal es la ambigüedad sexual y que reúne a un grupo de andróginos, travestis y drag queens en una orgía. ... Puedes ver Flaming Creatures mediante en las plataformas:
'Flaming Creatures' es toda una referencia en el ámbito del cine experimental de los años 60. Este polémico largometraje, rodado en blanco y negro, fue acusado de obsceno puesto que se centra...
Flaming Creatures is an experimental film by Jack Smith, a pioneer of underground art and performance, that premiered in 1963 and was banned in many places. The film features men and women in drag, erotic and violent scenes, and a DIY aesthetic that challenged norms of society and filmmaking.
