In ealier time Nola Darling (Tracey Camilla Johns) might have been called a "nympho". Nowadays some say she's a "freak". Whatever the name, Nola has this amazing effect on men... she loves to get down and have some fun! The competition between her three rival boyfriends is fierce and hilarious. When each one starts to stake his .. Read more
| Starring | Joie Lee, Spike Lee, Tracey Camilla Johns, Tommy Redmond Hicks |
|---|---|
| Director | Spike Lee |
| Genres | Drama |
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In ealier time Nola Darling (Tracey Camilla Johns) might have been called a "nympho". Nowadays some say she's a "freak". Whatever the name, Nola has this amazing effect on men... she loves to get down and have some fun! The competition between her three rival boyfriends is fierce and hilarious. When each one starts to stake his exclusive claim on her, Nola Darling has to make a final stand.
| Starring | Joie Lee, Spike Lee, Tracey Camilla Johns, Tommy Redmond Hicks |
|---|---|
| Director | Spike Lee |
| Studio | MGM HOME VIDEO |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 25 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Drama |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 09 Oct 2006 Production year: 1986 |
| Format | DVD |
This was Spike Lee's first movie. It does have a certain charm and was certainly very different when it first appeared in 1986.
It's about a girl and three different men who she is involved with and that's about it.It was filmed in Black and White apart from a brief colour scene featuring a lovely jazz song.
It is a funny movie to some degree and the great potential of Spike Lee as a director is quite evident. It is all badly let down by some really poor, unconvincing acting.
Certainly a worthwhile curiosity and worth seeing but there is not an awful lot to get excited about
This was Spike Lee's first movie. It does have a certain charm and was certainly very different when it first appeared in 1986.
It's about a girl and three different men who she is involved with and that's about it.It was filmed in Black and White apart from a brief colour scene featuring a lovely jazz song.
It is a funny movie to some degree and the great potential of Spike Lee as a director is quite evident. It is all badly let down by some really poor, unconvincing acting.
Certainly a worthwhile curiosity and worth seeing but there is not an awful lot to get excited about
The producers of Factory Girl, which opens in cinemas this Friday, did one smart thing. They found a genuine twenty-first century It Girl (Sienna 'Drugs are f*** loads of fun' Miller) to play a 1960s variety (Edie 'Sex and speed. Wow' Sedgwick). But what is 'It', and who else has got 'It'? Sienna herself is not much help ('I've never understood the definition,' she told a USA Today reporter recently.) But then neither was Clara Bow, the original It Girl back in 1927, who also claimed not to... Read more