Queens of Heart: Community Therapists in Drag

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Queens of Heart: Community Therapists in Drag (2006)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThis look at the psychology of drag examines the skills needed for men to transform themselves into women and the interaction between performers and audience. Filmed on location in Portland,... Tout lireThis look at the psychology of drag examines the skills needed for men to transform themselves into women and the interaction between performers and audience. Filmed on location in Portland, Oregon at a legendary nightclub.This look at the psychology of drag examines the skills needed for men to transform themselves into women and the interaction between performers and audience. Filmed on location in Portland, Oregon at a legendary nightclub.

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Anecdotes
Heather Mosher received credit as both Director of Photography, at the beginning of the film, and Cinematographer, at the end of the film. Caleb Heymann received credit only as Cinematographer, at the end of the film.

Crédits fous
Department of Just Us - Federal Bureau of Indecency Warning This documentary contains language that may be offensive to some viewers. It includes a lot of dirty talk. But as Sigmund Freud once commented, "Dirt is simply matter in the wrong place." This documentary also contains clinical terms that may be offensive to some viewers. Any relationship between diagnostic terms and actual audience members or groups depicted is mostly incidental. For a real diagnosis, consult your personal physician.

Connexions
References The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Bandes originales
Send in the Clowns
Performed by Sophie Smith and Walter Cole
Written by Stephen Sondheim
Used by Permission of WB Music Corp.

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10/10

Great film

This documentary, a sensitive and humorous portrayal of an iconic drag club in Portland, Oregon, is enormously enjoyable and fascinating. It is very thought-provoking in that it challenges conventional views about gender and ordinary people's reactions to drag queens. The film causes the viewer to ask interesting questions about the politics of humour and what makes something funny. It includes some great music and gives a real feel of what it would be like to visit this unique club. It also highlights how Darcelle, the owner of the club and an amazing drag performer, is an unlikely but convincing community worker. The film is riveting and well worth watching.