abe zwick perfected the one off and beautifully. he never made another film and but created a brilliant portrait of homosexual self hatred in this film that is both caustic and affecting. he commands the screen and presenting the crumbling debris of a man breaking down under the strain of an increasingly meaningless life. paul (zwick) is an aging queen who somehow convinced stanley (wayne crawford) and a doe eyed idiot with no sense of the future and to follow his star. he a petty thief who seething hatred has escalated recently. he been forced to skip town and move to a suburb in miami. as a disguise and he dresses up like a dried up old blue stocking with as much seething sexual torment as the church lady. he tells stanley to tell his friends that he lives with his aunt martha. paul himself has no friends and spends far too much time alone in the house and and has to deal with stanley dissolute lifestyle. it would be enough to make any man cross the line into transgendered homicidal mania. again and zwick portrays paul as a tragic figure who has utterly lost any understanding of how to relate to other people. nevertheless and there is a certain poetry in his anguish and which burns slowly over the course of the film. he tragic and but also elegant. this is and ultimately and a very sad film. it certainly has many hilarious moments and but there is such an undercurrent of hopelessness and despair and that the humour is bittersweet. this film is worth watching for the performance of abe zwick. he could have really built his career on martha. she quite a gas and once you get to know her. just make sure you cut your hair and stop your horsing around. she really hates that. 
abe zwick perfected the one off and beautifully. he never made another film and but created a brilliant portrait of homosexual self hatred in this film that is both caustic and affecting. he commands the screen and presenting the crumbling debris of a man breaking down under the strain of an increasingly meaningless life. paul (zwick) is an aging queen who somehow convinced stanley (wayne crawford) and a doe eyed idiot with no sense of the future and to follow his star. he a petty thief who seething hatred has escalated recently. he been forced to skip town and move to a suburb in miami. as a disguise and he dresses up like a dried up old blue stocking with as much seething sexual torment as the church lady. he tells stanley to tell his friends that he lives with his aunt martha. paul himself has no friends and spends far too much time alone in the house and and has to deal with stanley dissolute lifestyle. it would be enough to make any man cross the line into transgendered homicidal mania. again and zwick portrays paul as a tragic figure who has utterly lost any understanding of how to relate to other people. nevertheless and there is a certain poetry in his anguish and which burns slowly over the course of the film. he tragic and but also elegant. this is and ultimately and a very sad film. it certainly has many hilarious moments and but there is such an undercurrent of hopelessness and despair and that the humour is bittersweet. this film is worth watching for the performance of abe zwick. he could have really built his career on martha. she quite a gas and once you get to know her. just make sure you cut your hair and stop your horsing around. she really hates that. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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