Gia /
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DVD Information
- Starring: Angelina Jolie,
Faye Dunaway, Elizabeth Mitchell
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Director: Michael Cristofer
- Encoding: Region 1 - NTSC
- Format: Color
- Rated: NR (Unrated)
- Release Date: Aug. 17,
2004
- Run Time: 125 min.
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Languages:
English
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Subtitles:
English, French,
Español
Movie Information
- General:
1998 - USA - 120 min. - Feature, Color, Made for TV
- Genre/Type:
Drama, Biography [feature], Psychological Drama
- Themes:
Drug Addiction, Fashion World, Sexual Awakening
- Domestic Box Office:
N/A
- Theatrical Release Date:
1998
- Production
Budget: N/A
Synopsis
Novelist Jay McInerney and
playwright Michael Cristofer (who also made his feature film directorial
debut) collaborated on the script for this bio of doomed supermodel Gia
Carangi. In a star-making performance, Angelina Jolie stars as Gia, a gorgeous
Philadelphia native who arrives in New York City to become a model and
immediately makes an impression on high-powered agent Wilhelmina Cooper (Faye
Dunaway). Gia's fierce good looks make her a star, as does her willingness to
pose nude. Gia becomes entangled in a passionate affair with a photographer's
assistant, Linda (Elizabeth Mithcell), but Linda is more conflicted about her
bisexuality, driving Gia away and fueling the model's craving for
mood-altering drugs. Failed attempts at reconciliation with both Linda and her
mother Kathleen (Mercedes Ruehl) drive Gia further over the edge from cocaine
to heroin, her emaciated body and sunken eyes becoming the catalyst for the
"heroin chic" look. Although Gia is eventually able to kick her powerful
habit, she learns that an infected needle has resulted in her contracting the
AIDS virus. For the second year in a row, a made-for-TV film resulted in an
Emmy nomination and a Golden Globe victory for Jolie (the first was George
Wallace, 1998).
Source: All Movie Guide
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