Hairspray

Hairspray
Hairspray

Film Details

Year

1988

Duration

88 minutes

Genres

Comedy, Musicals

Language

English

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Synopsis

In early 1960s Baltimore, Tracy Turnblad is not letting the fact that she's "pleasantly plump" stop her from having fun - and, most of all, from dancing. She does, however, care about the rights of other people and makes a brave stand in favour of racial integration on the local TV pop show. Director John Waters, previously known for some truly outrageous films, made a cheerful near-mainstream comedy here, but with lots of touches that are all his own.

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12 Classification

discrimination, moderate bad language, drug references

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