Divine Waters

Year: 1981

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: Vito Zagarrio

Documentary

The documentary examines the intertwined careers of trash‑film icons John Waters and Divine, offering personal insight through interviews with Waters’s parents and sister. It also features actress Edith Massey performing two numbers—‘Punks, Get off the Grass’ and ‘Fever’—and includes a live rendition by Divine of his song ‘Born to be Cheap.’

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