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The virgin suicides

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A 70s set drama about a group of teenage boys who delve into the mysteries of womanhood through their discovery of a personal diary belonging to the beautiful Lisbon sisters. The five girls, Cecilia (Hanna R Hall), Lux (Kirsten Dunst), Bonnie (Chelsea Swain), Mary (AJ Cook) and Therese (Leslie Hayman), are aged 13 to 17 respectively. Through the diary the boys start to learn about the girl's lives, coming to hold the girl's collective memories and experiences as their own.

Also starring James Woods as Mr Lisbon, Kathleen Turner as Mrs Lisbon, Josh Hartnett as Trip Fontaine, Danny Devito as Doctor Hornicker, Scott Glenn as Father Moody, Giovanni Ribisi as the narrator, Jonathan Tucker as Tim, Anthony Desimone as Chase and Michelle Duquet as Mrs Denton. Written by Sofia Coppola based on the novel by Jeffrey Eugenides, directed by Sofia Coppola.

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Theatrical report

Five young girls commit suicide for no apparent reason, but Sofia Coppola puts reasons in mama's heart - the master mother dominator. It's her way or the highway... to hell.

In the beginning I saw five girls. Then the youngest impaled herself because her previous attempt failed. Hmmm. Doesn't work. The wicked mother thing just doesn't convince me, either. Humph. But it's still a good film, as long as you accept everything they say.

By the way, there's one thing misleading about the title because only 80% were... intact.