House of Living Colors
A kaleidoscopic, 26-minute documentary portrait of Berlin's first BIPOC drag collective during the spring and summer of 2018 as they prepare for their debut show. Rehearsals, interviews, and performance blend together in a floral collage of backstage, onstage and portrait footage.
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A kaleidoscopic, 26-minute documentary portrait of Berlin's first BIPOC drag collective during the spring and summer of 2018 as they prepare for their debut show. Rehearsals, interviews, and performance blend together in a floral collage of backstage, onstage and portrait footage.
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