Angelina Jolie Cringe! Film Fest Day 2: Gia, Interrupted
  • London Fringe

Join us for part 2 of our oppositional-spectatorship fest and think-in, the first officially Cringe! Event: the Angelina Jolie Cringe! Film Fest.

Over 2 double bills of 90s cult films, we trace the journey of one Hollywood princess from heroin chic & bisexuality, to hetero-matrimony & transracial adoption. From great, complex, iconic roles in counter-cultural crossover hits, to this. Find out why, at our 2 day think-in and oppositional viewing party.

Dress up very welcome. All of today's fashion is influenced by these 4 films anyway!

Day 2 is all about glamour, tragedy, excess, nudity. This is Gia, Interrupted.

You might know Gia from being the lesbian film with Angelina Jolie in, sold on DVD in the back pages of Diva, and screenshotted all over the place, but its an underrated film, both gritty and fluffy, fun and fated. Much like the model Gia Carangi herself. And indeed like Jolies place in sapphic hearts around the world.

The final film of our festival, Girl, Interrupted, won the brother-snogging Jolie an Oscar, and features an almost unbelievable cast of stars: Whoopi Goldberg to Vanessa Redgrave, an early Elizabeth Moss, and the late great Brittany Murphy.

Join us as we take a dive off the deep end of one womans rebellious youth, just before she began Tomb Raiding, and became Mrs. Smith.

Programme supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery. www.filmlondon.org.uk/filmhub


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