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Kings 2001

21 min📅 2001-08-15

Get ready to be entertained by the dapper Mambo Drag Kings in this quirky documentary. 'Kings (2001)' brings to life a unique group of lip-synching lesbians who have made a name for themselves in Montreal's vibrant performance scene.

Director: Colleen Ayoup

Cast

Colleen Ayoup
Self
Félix LaFrench
Félix LaFrench
Max A. Million
Max A. Million
Zack Attack
Zack Attack
Phil LeRupp
Phil LeRupp
Tommy Boy
Tommy Boy
Julien St. Urbain
Julien St. Urbain
Sailor Saul
Sailor Saul

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kings (2001) about?

Meet the dapper Mambo Drag Kings, a group of lip-synching lesbians who entertain in style, parodying family value sitcoms in a unique blend of documentary and performance.

Who directed Kings?

Colleen Ayoup brings her unique vision to the film, blending documentary and performance elements in a captivating way.

Who stars in Kings?

Colleen Ayoup, Félix LaFrench, Phil LeRupp, and Tommy Boy join forces to create a memorable viewing experience.

Is Kings (2001) worth watching?

With its unique blend of music, documentary, and performance, 'Kings (2001)' is a must-watch for fans of quirky documentaries and satire.

How long is Kings?

The film has a runtime of 21 minutes, making it the perfect addition to any film lover's collection.

About Kings (2001) — A Quirky Documentary that Redefines Style and Self-Expression

Get ready to be entertained by the dapper Mambo Drag Kings in this quirky documentary. 'Kings (2001)' brings to life a unique group of lip-synching lesbians who have made a name for themselves in Montreal's vibrant performance scene. This innovative film, directed by Colleen Ayoup, seamlessly blends documentary and performance elements, resulting in a captivating viewing experience. By parodying family value sitcoms, the Kings showcase their creativity and wit, making 'Kings (2001)' a must-watch for fans of music and documentary films.

As we delve into the world of the Mambo Drag Kings, we find ourselves in a world of humor, satire, and self-expression. The film's use of black and white parodies of television shows adds a touch of nostalgia, making 'Kings (2001)' a charming and engaging watch. With its unique blend of music, documentary, and performance, 'Kings (2001)' is a film that will leave you smiling and wanting more.

Featuring a talented cast, including Colleen Ayoup, Félix LaFrench, and Phil LeRupp, 'Kings (2001)' is a true gem of the 2000s. Its short runtime of 21 minutes makes it the perfect addition to any film lover's collection.