Women in Film (2001)
Produzione & Genere
Storia
Women in Film follows three women working in Hollywood over one summer, intercutting their monologues addressed to specific individuals or objects. Sara, a casting director, speaks to her blind infant son Samson and actress Holly Hunter about her husband's refusal to touch their son and his affair. Gina, a masseuse, schemes to 'steal the energy' of Hollywood players while reminiscing about her dead sister Wanda who was kidnapped by their father. Phyllis, a producer, talks to her son Eric as she struggles with the disintegration of her project to remake Pasolini's 'Teorema'. All three women frequently hum or sing the song 'You made me love you'.
Riassunto
Women in Film is a dramatic comedy directed by Bruce Wagner and released in 2001. The film provides an intimate portrayal of three women navigating Hollywood's landscape, each dealing with personal struggles while pursuing professional goals. Sara, Gina, and Phyllis serve as the narrative focus, with their stories intersecting through shared experiences and observations about the industry. The movie explores themes of motherhood, relationships, career aspirations, and the complex dynamics within Hollywood.
