Girl (1998)
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Dominique Swain stars as spoiled, small-town high-school senior, 18-year-old Andrea Marr, who lives with her parents in an upscale suburb of Porter City, Washington -- where Andrea and her gal pals make the scene at various concerts and clubs. Before the summer ends and an Ivy League school takes… More Dominique Swain stars as spoiled, small-town high-school senior, 18-year-old Andrea Marr, who lives with her parents in an upscale suburb of Porter City, Washington -- where Andrea and her gal pals make the scene at various concerts and clubs. Before the summer ends and an Ivy League school takes her East, the virginal and somewhat confused Andrea hopes to achieve sexual satisfaction. She chooses Kevin (Channon Roe), but the encounter isn't quite what she was expecting, perhaps because she's more attracted to rocker Todd Sparrow (Sean Patrick Flanery). Absorbing advice from her friend Rebecca (Summer Phoenix), she plots a course of action and drops Kevin. After she succeeds in linking with her one-and-only, it's not long before she's disappointed to find that Sparrow has flown the coop. Swain's effective voiceover narration contrasts her careful plans with her impulsive actions. Shown in the market section at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
- Directed By
- Jonathan Kahn
- Written By
- David E. Tolchinsky
- Genres
- Drama
R,
- In Theaters
- Jun 1, 1999 Wide
- On DVD
- Aug 29, 2000
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
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Cast
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Dominique Swain
as Andrea Marr
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Sean Patrick Flanery
as Todd Sparrow
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Summer Phoenix
as Rebecca
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Tara Reid
as Cybil
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Selma Blair
as Darcy
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Channon Roe
as Kevin
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Portia de Rossi
as Carla
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Christopher Kennedy Masterson
as Richard
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David Moslow
as Greg
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Rosemary Forsyth
as Mother
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James Karen
as Father
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Richard Hillman
as Luke
