This highly unorthodox documentary follows the crooked path of Benjamin (no last name). He lives in a hidden neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia called "Cabbagetown." Drag-queen, speed-freak, all-around renegade, Benjamin left the straight...
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Cast
Benjamin Dickerson | ... |
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Tim Campion | ... |
Smoke Perkussion
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Brian Halloran | ... |
Smoke Cello
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Coleman Lewis | ... |
Smoke Guitar
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Bill Taft | ... |
Smoke Trumpet / Banjo
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Patti Smith | ... |
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Deacon Lunchbox | ... |
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Blondie Strange | ... |
Self - Clermont Lounge MC (uncredited)
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Directed by
Jem Cohen | ||
Peter Sillen |
Written by
Jem Cohen | ... | () |
Peter Sillen | ... | () |
Produced by
Noah Cowan | ... | executive producer |
Cinematography by
Jem Cohen | ||
Peter Sillen |
Editing by
Jem Cohen | ||
Nancy Roach | ||
Peter Sillen |
Editorial Department
Brian A. Kates | ... | post-production consultant |
Jason Rosette | ... | additional editing |
Sound Department
Jem Cohen | ... | sound |
Andy Kris | ... | sound editor |
Mary Ellen Porto | ... | sound editor |
Peter Sillen | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
Michael Ackerman | ... | still photographer: Cabbagetown |
Additional Crew
Lance Bangs | ... | production assistant |
Edouard Sonet | ... | French subtitles |
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
This highly unorthodox documentary follows the crooked path of Benjamin (no last name). He lives in a hidden neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia called "Cabbagetown." Drag-queen, speed-freak, all-around renegade, Benjamin left the straight (in every sense of the word) world behind a long time ago. |
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Taglines | What is the sound of the queer southern blues? See more » |
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Box Office
Opening Weekend United States | $6,183, 23 Jul 2000 |