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Trash (1970)
Rating:
Starring: Joe Dallesandro, Holly Woodlawn
Director: Paul Morrissey
Category: Indie, Comedy, Cult
Studio: Image Entertainment
Subtitles:
None
Length:
109 mins

 
 

 

Presented By Andy Warhol

"The story of Joe and his lover-protector, Holly, who is something to behold, a comic book Mother Courage who fancies herself as Marlene Dietrich but sounds more like Phil Silvers. Joe and Holly try to make a go of things in their lower East Side basement, from which Holly goes forth from time to time to cruise the Fillmore East and to scavenge garbage cans, while Joe's journeys are in search of real junk...Trash is true-blue movie making, funny and vivid." Vincent Canby, The New York Times