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8:30pm Miami Theatrical Premiere of the Director Approved Widscreen Version: FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN by Paul Morrissey

  • 29 Oct 2012
  • 8:30 PM - 10:30 PM
  • Miami Beach Cinematheque at Historic City Hall, 1130 Washington Ave, Miami Beach 33139
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MON, OCT 29, 8:30pm:

MiamiTheatrical Premiere of the Director Approved Widescreen Version!

Flesh For Frankenstein

By Paul Morrissey

“We dare you to see...”

Directed by PAUL MORRISSEY/1973/95mins

With Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier, Monique van Vooren, Dalila Di Lazarro



Not at all your average horror film, or even what you might expect, director Paul Morrissey’s reworking of the classic Mary Shelley novel is a surprise at every turn. At first glance, pure camp comes to mind, with Morrissey’s Doctor Baron Frankenstein (the wonderfully over-the-top Udo Kier) being married to his sister, searching for the recreation of a perfect couple to perpetuate the virtues of ancient Greece. But soon we discover that the director has much more in store for us, with his trademark ability to get to the real personalities of his actors, and his multi-faceted take on the story in which to insert another trademark: the outrageousness and silliness of sex and violence. After the worldwide sensation of his earlier domestic comedies (Flesh, Trash, Heat, and Women in Revolt, among others), Morrissey takes his discovery Joe Dallesandro along to

Europefor the ride, of course. After all, Dallesandro did have the “lustful energies” required for the role. Don’t miss the follow-up to this film, Blood for Dracula, which was made back-to-back with Flesh For Frankenstein. (Under 17 not admitted).    

     

ADVANCE TICKETS:

See FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN & BLOOD FOR DRACULA

both for a discounted price!...

One: $10, or $9 students/seniors, $8 MBC Members

Or BOTH: $15, or $13 students/seniors, $10 MBC Members 

MON, OCT, 29, 8:30pm

 

 
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