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In a festival lineup of hard-hitting, immensely consequential “big picture” issues, writer/director Michael Curtis Johnson's first feature film “Hunky Dory” offers an invigorating change of pace: an intimately striking character study about a former glam-rocker turned drag performer.
While it might not be an epic blockbuster, this quietly subtle indie deserves your attention and consideration. The film's title and subject matter are clearly a nod to David Bowie, even if our protagonist utterly lacks the talent or notoriety achieved by the late musician.
