The Neon Woman

Set in a run-down burlesque house, The Neon Woman tells the outrageous story of Flash Storm, a retired stripper who now manages her own strip joint. As she navigates the challenges of her new life, she encounters a colorful cast of characters, including Kitty Larue, a stripper grappling with her identity, and a senator whose intentions are murky at best. The narrative is woven with themes of addiction and transformation, particularly focusing on Divine's character, who faces significant changes upon her daughter's return from boarding school.

The film runs for 90 minutes and offers a mix of comedy and mystery that reflects the era's peculiar charm. With its raw and gritty aesthetic, The Neon Woman captures the essence of a live performance setting, giving viewers insight into the world of burlesque. The film features notable performances, particularly from Divine, whose presence and talent contributed to the production's appeal.