Grey Gardens (1975)
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Synopsis
Meet a mother and daughter, high-society dropouts, reclusive cousins of Jackie O., managing to thrive together amid the decay and disorder of their East Hampton, NY, mansion, making for an eerily ramshackle echo of the American Camelot.
Cast
- Edith Bouvier Beale
- Edith 'Little Edie' Bouvier Beale
- Brooks Hyers
- Norman Vincent Peale
- Jack Helmuth
- Albert Maysles
- David Maysles
- Jerry Torre
- Lois Wright
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- Mar 15, 2015
watching this now is like watching ghosts making a movie about ghosts trapped in a house haunted by ghosts
Alex EngquistJun 30, 2019I honestly forgot this movie had to end. I was prepared to just live with them forever
DrewNov 27, 2016style icon... cat enthusiast... shut in... vision of my future
Marian - Jan 26, 2020
“france fell but edie didn’t fall.”sometimes you just have to dump an entire bag of wonder bread onto the floor so the raccoon family that has invaded your dilapidated long island mansion doesn’t eat you and your mother in your sleep.
eelyApr 21, 2018All I do is talk about this movie and somehow I don’t talk about it nearly enough. A profound tragedy on the American Delusion, a character study in the pain of doing what you thought was the right thing your whole life only to find every choice was the wrong one.
Merkin MuffleyMar 31, 2020okay maybe Jinkx Monsoon was onto something
rudi - Jul 28, 2018
i love the fashion aesthetic of these women. it’s just fabric haphazardly-tied, constantly in danger of slipping and revealing a tit. iconique.
noraJul 12, 2020Movies you can smell
Conner WilsonMay 27, 2021S-T-A-U-N-C-H
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- Marta Nicau Castanho lovedGrey Gardens
Aesthetic perspective on the decadent life of two mentally sus women left behind by their peers & by 70’s society. Free on yt (horrible audio + no subtitles: my enjoyment of the movie might be biased by the linguistic barrier). Controversial the ethical role of the documentarist
mia likedGrey Gardensat first I thought it was funny but as the documentary progressed, I started to feel bad for little Edie. You can see the sadness in her eyes :(
Kyle Beaman dislikedGrey GardensGleaned absolutely nothing from this
- 10000BCman likedGrey Gardens
absolutely fascinating
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Molly Eichel
Philadelphia Inquirer
The film’s final shot of Little Edie dancing alone on the filthy floorboards of her rotten hallway is as poignant an image as can be imagined. Simultaneously humorous, pathetic, and triumphant, it is the unconscious statement of a person railing against the world, lost in the maze of her own past and the uncertainty of her future, at once hopelessly deluded and consciously defiant.
Christopher Machell
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