Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides is the first feature-length film of Sofia Coppola.

Synopsis

A district calms, of the houses without stories, a middle-class life apparently soft and perfect in a city of Michigan, in the middle of puritan America of the years 1970, Cecilia Lisbon, junior by a phratry which counts five also fair and beautiful girls, commit suicide.

His/her sisters in evil of living, subjected to the possessive authority of a mother who will end up locking up them in the family residence, are épiées day and night by a group of four boys, in love éperdus, who try by all the means of coming to them to assistance, to prevent a series of announced suicides…

Data sheet

Title: The Virgin Suicides
Canadian Title: ultimate Cry
Realization: Sofia Coppola
Scenario: Sofia Coppola according to the novel of Jeffrey Eugenides
Original music: Richard Beggs, Air
Coming out date: May 19th 1999
American Film
Format: spherical, 35 mm, 1:85.1 (colors, its numerical Dolby)
Kind: drama
Lasted: 97 Producing minutes
Any public
: Francis Ford Coppola, Julie Costanzo, daN Halsted and Chris Hanley
Co-producers: Gary Marcus and Fred Roos
Executive producers: Willi Baer and Fred Fuchs
Director of the photography: Edward Lachman
Assembly: James Lyons and Melissa Kent
Directing of casting: John Buchan, Robert McGee, Linda Philips-Palo and Howard Meltzer

Distribution

James Woods: Mr. Lisbon
Kathleen Turner: Mrs. Lisbon
Kirsten Dunst: Lux Lisbon
Josh Hartnett: Trip Fountain
Michael Avoided: Adult trip Fountain
Scott Glenn: father Moody
Danny DeVito: Dr. Horniker
Andrea Joy Cook: Mary Lisbon
Hanna R. Hall: Cecilia Lisbon
Leslie Hayman : Therese Lisbon
Chelse Swain: Bonnie Lisbon
Jonathan Tucker : Tim Weiner
Anthony DeSimone: Drive out
Giovanni Ribisi: Narrator
Robert Schwartzman: Paul Baldin
Hayden Christensen: Jake Hill Conley

External bond

complete Card of film on IMDb
Official site

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