As the era of silent films ends, there are those that can't make the transition to talkies. One of those actors is Dora (Mikaela, who looks like the epitome of Jess Franco obsession, save that she was possibly too classy to follow him down his path; she's also in From the Orient with Fury and High Season for Spies as Anne Bardot, which is a great name), who has the public perception as the cold and cunnin actress she portrayed on the big screen, not the decebt woman who she truly is.
I say that, but then realize she's part of a group of former actors and musicians who trick an African-American jazz group into taking a train to Siberia so that she and her friends can put on black face and crossdress at the same time - look, if Franco is going to offend you, he's going to really offend you - and play the club dates that that missing band is missing.
It's also Franco making Some Like It Hot which is just as weird as a movie with a vampire title only referencing the movie they're making at the beginning of the movie.
I say that, but then realize she's part of a group of former actors and musicians who trick an African-American jazz group into taking a train to Siberia so that she and her friends can put on black face and crossdress at the same time - look, if Franco is going to offend you, he's going to really offend you - and play the club dates that that missing band is missing.
It's also Franco making Some Like It Hot which is just as weird as a movie with a vampire title only referencing the movie they're making at the beginning of the movie.