The Diane Linkletter Story

This film runs for 10 minutes and touches on themes of suicide, exploitation, and drug use, presenting a darkly comedic take on a serious subject. The improvised narrative revolves around Diane's troubled behavior, her relationship with a questionable partner, and the concerns of her parents as they confront her choices.

The film features notable performances from David Lochary, Mary Vivian Pearce, and Divine. As a short film from the early 1970s, it holds appeal for collectors interested in John Waters' unique style and the era's counterculture. The combination of its provocative subject matter and Waters' distinct approach makes it a noteworthy piece within his filmography.