I Shot Andy Warhol (movie 1996) - Popularity, Trends & Audience Interest

Drama

17+•May 1, 1996•United Kingdom, USA•1h 43m

Director: Mary Harron

Domestic: 1 875 527 $

Language English

NMTW 70% Good

5 wins & 7 nominations

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Domestic Box Office (USA):	1 875 527 $
Worldwide Box Office:	1 814 290 $
Country:	United Kingdom, USA
Age rating:	17+
MPAA rating:	R
NMTW Rating:	70% Good
Length:	1 h 43 min

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The film chronicles Valerie Solanas, a controversial figure of the 1960s who wrote the "SCUM" manifesto, advocating radical changes to societal gender roles. She also wrote a screenplay hoping to gain the attention of Andy Warhol, believing him to be the ideal collaborator for her vision. Frustrated by Warhol's lack of response to her repeated requests for support, Solanas became increasingly disillusioned. In a shocking act, she shot Warhol, attempting to drastically alter his life. The film explores Solanas' motivations and the factors that led to her descent into violence, examining themes of feminism, misogyny, and the struggle for artistic recognition in a male-dominated environment.

Alternative title:	I Shot Andy Warhol
Release year:	1996
Language:	English
Awards:	🏆 5 wins & 7 nominations
Director:	Mary Harron
Type:	Movie