Bibframe Work
TitleI shot Andy WarholTypeMoving ImageMonographContributionHarron, Mary (film director screenwriter)Kalin, Tom (film producer)Vachon, Christine (film producer)Minahan, Daniel (screenwriter)Taylor, Lili (actor)Harris, Jared, 1961- (actor)Bluteau, Lothaire (actor)Plimpton, Martha, 1970- (actor)Dorff, Stephen, 1973- (actor)Levine-Thomson, Anna (actor)Friedman, Peter, 1949- (actor)Welch, Tahnee (actor)Leitch, Donovan, 1967- (actor)Imperioli, Michael, 1966- (actor)Newton, Jeremiah (contributor)Playhouse International Pictures (production company)Samuel Goldwyn Co (production company)BBC Arena (Production company) (production company)Killer Films (production company)Orion Pictures (distributor) SubjectSolanas, Valerie--Drama. (LCSH)Warhol, Andy, 1928-1987--Drama. (LCSH)Attempted assassination--Drama (LCSH)Women radicals--Drama (LCSH)Mental health--Drama (LCSH)Andy Warhol's Factory (New York, N.Y.) (LCSH)Moving Image Technique(s)live actionCould not render: bf:code SummaryThe true story of Valerie Solanas, the radical feminist who became notorious after shooting art world icon Andy Warhol. Focuses on Solanas' troubled life, from her childhood as an abuse victim to her life as teenage prostitute in New York City. These experiences left her deeply scarred, contributing to a hatred of men that later found full flower in her famous "SCUM Manifesto", an extremist tract calling for the establishment of a "Society for Cutting Up Men". Deeply troubled, she nevertheless briefly finds hope after befriending young transvestite Candy Darling and discovering herself on the fringes of the wild, colorful world surrounding the eccentric Warhol. She becomes obsessed with the idea that Warhol's support could change her life, only to become violently enraged when the artist and his friends begin to turn away from her.DurationPT103MOrigin Date(s)1996 Authorized Access PointI shot Andy Warhol