The Virgin Suicides (2000)

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Written by Jeffrey Eugenides, Sofia Coppola

Directed by Sofia Coppola

Running Time: 96 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This film tells the story of five sisters who all commit suicide in the same year.

Two decades later, in order to work out the events of that fateful year, one of the boys who used to spy on the girls attempts to recreate the events, from the youngest's first plunge into her own bloodbath, to the final field day of the national press.

The story is told through the recollections of the now grown-up neighbourhood boys, and unfolds in a series of stolen moments, interviews and journal entries.

This is no sentimental tale of the loss of innocence. This film takes on a decidedly darker edge with the death of the youngest sister and the affect this has on the family.

Virgin Suicides is a subtle, humorous, refreshing look at tragedy and the complexities of growing up.

Adapted from Jeffrey Eugenides' best-selling novel.

Cast

Image for James WoodsJames WoodsMr. Lisbon
Image for Kathleen TurnerKathleen TurnerMrs. Lisbon
Image for Kirsten DunstKirsten DunstLux Lisbon
Image for Josh HartnettJosh HartnettTrip Fontaine
Michael ParéAdult Trip Fontaine
Scott GlennFather Moody
Image for Danny DeVitoDanny DeVitoDr. Horniker
A.J. CookMary Lisbon
Hanna HallCecilia Lisbon
Leslie HaymanTherese Lisbon
Chelse SwainBonnie Lisbon
Anthony DeSimoneChase Buell
Lee KaganDavid Barker
Robert SchwartzmanPaul Baldino
Noah ShebibParkie Denton

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