This is not your regular coming of age story
The Virgin Suicides is a disconcerting film. On the one hand there’s a family of sisters which a group of boys totally obsess over. There’s a voice over commentary about how much this group of kids’ entire lives revolved around these girls. Then the sisters suffer a series of suicides so it’s not your usual coming of age tale. The two are actually connected because the boys treat the sisters like things to be conquered. There’s one sequence where Josh Hartnett goes out with one of the sisters Kirsten Dunst and then just abandons her. He too couldn’t stop thinking about Dunst before and then used her and threw her away. Pay close attention to how the sisters are talking to the boys at the end as well. It’s a very interesting and odd mix. It was also Sofia Coppola’s directorial debut.
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