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Twisted (1996)

Twisted (1996)
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It is surprising to note what doesn't change when the story of Dickens's novel Oliver Twist moves from the criminal underground of 19th-century London to the world of American gays in the 1990s. In this movie, Lee (Keivyn McNeill Graves) is a homeless young orphan boy who gets taken into the lives of a group of colorful, decadent men. Their friendships and jealousies, as well as their disagreements about Lee's upbringing, carry the familiar story along. Billy Porter's performance as Shiniqua, a feisty street-hardened drag queen, stands out. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

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Director(s):
Seth Michael Donsky
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Twisted

It is surprising to note what doesn't change when the story of Dickens's novel Oliver Twist moves from the criminal underground of 19th-century London to the world of American gays in the 1990s. In this movie, Lee (Keivyn McNeill Graves) is a homeless young orphan boy who gets taken into the lives of a group of colorful, decadent men. Their friendships and jealousies, as well as their disagreements about Lee's upbringing, carry the familiar story along. Billy Porter's performance as Shiniqua, a feisty street-hardened drag queen, stands out. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
100 mins

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Director(s):
Seth Michael Donsky
Writer(s):
Seth Michael Donsky
Producer(s):
Seth Michael DonskyAdrian Agramonte
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Michael M.

I couldn't wait for it to end and when it did, it was uneventful.

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