
Eleanor lives with the artist Stash. Just like his artist friends, he is completely unknown but is waiting for the big break. Stash is mean to her and finally she leaves him. Ironically, she gets her big break - as a hat designer.... (Full plot summary below)
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Eleanor lives with the artist Stash. Just like his artist friends, he is completely unknown but is waiting for the big break. Stash is mean to her and finally she leaves him. Ironically, she gets her big break - as a hat designer.
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| User ReviewShadow Li still have this book if you can believe that. |
| User ReviewMaxi BI love this film...the cast is great and it also captures the feel and look of the NY art scene of the time. |
| User ReviewChristian SUnique film about New York's 80s Art Scene based on my favourite book by the fantastic Tama Janowitz |
| User ReviewPrivate UTama Janowitz's brilliant novel adapted to the big screen. |
| User ReviewMarjorie CWhimsical New York movie. Very different for a Merchant Ivory movie, though still with a great visual quality. |
| User ReviewAndrea Jthe critics blasted this when it came out and the book (another one of my favorites) is infinitely better... but I love this film. lovelovelove it. something about the character quirks and the 80s new york art scene... love it. |
| User ReviewEug Wi wouldnt mind seeing this again. doesnt seem to be issued on dvd |
| User ReviewColleen OWidely panned critically, but i love anything with my darling Bernadette! Watch out for the street singing "Supremes"...one of my favorite bits. |
| User ReviewEdward HI used to love this one. Maybe I still do? It was all about what I would like to become in the eighties :) I think I need to buy this for my collection |
| User ReviewAntonio NI've read the book and seen the movie and without a question the book is better. But I really enjoyed seeing the art in this flick and the music was rad, specially Boy George's "Girlfriend" playing in the credits! |