Madame Wang’s

Year: 1981

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Morrissey

Drama

In Paul Morrissey's off‑beat comedy, a KGB operative arrives in California to rendezvous with Jane Fonda and lay the groundwork for a Soviet takeover of the United States. After losing his identification, he joins a rag‑tag band of homeless, overweight, older transvestites and ends up working as a punk‑styled employee in a Chinese restaurant run by the elderly trans‑woman Madame Wang.

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