Flesh

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Flesh is a 1968 underground film directed by Paul Morrissey and produced by Andy Warhol, known for its raw, avant-garde portrayal of a male hustler in New York City.

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Flesh canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
underground film
associatedWith The Factory
certificateRating X (in some territories)
cinematographyBy Paul Morrissey
countryOfOrigin United States
creativeDirector Andy Warhol
director Paul Morrissey
distributor Film-Makers’ Distribution Center
editedBy Paul Morrissey
era late 1960s American underground cinema
filmingLocation New York City
filmingStyle improvisational
low-budget
followedBy Heat
Trash
follows none (first film in the “Flesh–Trash–Heat” trilogy)
genre avant-garde film
drama film
independent film
hasCastMember Candy Darling
Geraldine Smith
Jackie Curtis
Joe Dallesandro
Patti D’Arbanville
linked to: Patti D'Arbanville
mainSubject male hustler
movement underground cinema
musicBy The Stooges (selected tracks in some prints)
notableFor depiction of New York counterculture in the late 1960s
explicit depiction of sexuality
raw, naturalistic acting
originalLanguage English
partOf Paul Morrissey’s “Flesh–Trash–Heat” trilogy
portrays bisexuality
bohemian lifestyle
drug culture
prostitution
producer Andy Warhol
productionCompany Andy Warhol Films
publicationDate 1968
releaseType limited release
runtime approximately 105 minutes
settingLocation New York City
starring Candy Darling
Geraldine Smith
Jackie Curtis
Joe Dallesandro
Patti D’Arbanville
linked to: Patti D'Arbanville

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Paul Morrissey directed Flesh
Get a Grip hasPart Flesh
Heat (1972 film) follows Flesh
subject linked to: Heat