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July 27th, 2001
John Cameron Mitchell
John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask
John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask, Andrea Martin, Miriam Shor, Rob Campbell, Michael Aronov, Theodore Liscinski, Michael Pitt
Fine Line Features
Comedy, Drama, Musical
hedwigmovie.com
R for Sexual content, language
 
Hedwig and The Angry Inch tells the story of an 'internationally ignored' rock singer, Hedwig, and her search for stardom and love. Born a boy named Hansel whose life's dream is to find his other half, Hedwig reluctantly submits to a sex change operation in order to marry an American G.I. and get over the Berlin Wall to freedom. The operation is botched, leaving her with the aforementioned 'angry inch'. Finding herself high, dry and divorced in a Kansas trailer park, she pushes on to form a rock band and encounters a lover/protege in young Tommy Gnosis, who eventually leaves her, steals her songs and becomes a huge rock star. A bitter yet witty Hedwig with her band, The Angry Inch, shadows Tommy's stadium tour, performing in near-empty restaurants for bewildered diners and a few die-hard fans. Through a collage of songs, flashbacks and animation, Hedwig tells her life story while on a tour of chain strip-mall seafood restaurants, trying to capitalize on her tabloid celebrity as the supposed ex-lover of famed rock star, Tommy Gnosis. Somewhere between the crab cakes and the cramped motel rooms, between the anguish and the acid-wash, she pursues her dreams and discovers the origin of love.
 
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"This artsy, flamboyant musical actually hits a nerve. I can't say I liked it, or even enjoyed it. It's one of those rare movies that you're really glad you saw after it's over, but you know you could go the rest of your life without ever having to see it again. If someone asks, "Want to come see Hedwig?" I'd tell them no, but they should definitely go. It's worth a look, and a couple of laughs." 
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AGENT ORANGE: Stephen Trask on HEDWIG & THE ANGRY INCH!
July 17th, 2001: ...MORE oral intercourse with B. Alan Orange
AGENT ORANGE: John Cameron Mitchell on HEDWIG & THE ANGRY INCH!
July 16th, 2001: ...oral intercourse with B. Alan Orange
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