Pink Flamingos

"Pink Flamingos" is a 1972 cult film directed by John Waters, known for its provocative and shocking content. It follows the story of Divine, a character striving to be the "filthiest person alive," as she competes for notoriety. The film features bizarre humor, satirical commentary on American culture, and intentionally shocking scenes that challenge conventional boundaries of decency. Its purpose is to provoke thought and debate about societal norms, identity, and morality, making it a significant example of underground cinema. The film is renowned for its unapologetic audacity and unique aesthetic.