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Born Too Late (1993)

Filmic treatment of an original dirge fugue composed and delivered on screen by Tav Falco, himself...a singer, claims Variety "who was the first to treat Fellini to a Mississippi mud pak." Filmed in the baroque Cupola Room of Club Fésék in Budapest by cinématographer, Sas Tàmàs, and directed by Rainer Kirberg. The Austrian actress, Nina Tischler, debuts her career as 'Belzina'... and the avant-garde fashion designer, Tamàs Kiràly, known as the Jean Paul Gaultier of the east, appears here as a switch-blade wielding hustler. The Viennese dancer, Doris Ebner, performs a feline, tango ritual in the arms of Làszlò Attila who has been described as a dancing Bela Lugosi.
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Filmic treatment of an original dirge fugue composed and delivered on screen by Tav Falco, himself...a singer, claims Variety "who was the first to treat Fellini to a Mississippi mud pak." Filmed in the baroque Cupola Room of Club Fésék in Budapest by cinématographer, Sas Tàmàs, and directed by Rainer Kirberg. The Austrian actress, Nina Tischler, debuts her career as 'Belzina'... and the avant-garde fashion designer, Tamàs Kiràly, known as the Jean Paul Gaultier of the east, appears here as a switch-blade wielding hustler. The Viennese dancer, Doris Ebner, performs a feline, tango ritual in the arms of Làszlò Attila who has been described as a dancing Bela Lugosi.

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Directed By:Rainer Kirberg
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In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:FRENZI FILMS Int'l., Ltd.

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