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Country of Origin: USA
Director: Anna Margarita Albelo
Cast: Anna Margarita Albelo, Guinevere Turner, Janina Gavankar, Carrie Preston
BBFC Rating: 15 (tbc)
Available: 25 August, Amazon
Anna is a charismatic but struggling filmmaker facing a midlife crisis, having turned 40, she lives in her friend's garage in L.A., dances in a vagina costume for money, and has neither job nor girlfriend. Just when she's about to give up on both, she meets sexy post-feminist, Katia.
To impress her new muse, Anna decides to write and direct an all-female remake of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? casting Katia and her best friends Chloe and Penelope in the film. Along the way, with the help of those around her, she discovers some home truths with hilarious results.
From director Anna Margarita Albelo (A Lez in Wonderland, Hooters) comes this eccentric, semi-autobiographical romantic comedy with Albelo in her first feature fiction film. With an award-winning performance from Guinevere Turner (The L Word, Go Fish, outstanding as Penelope and playing everything from supportive best friend to a drunk lesbian version of Elizabeth Taylor) and an award-wining script, great supporting cast turns from Janina Gavanka and Agnes Olech, as well as significant amount of the film in a handmade vagina costume, Albelo has created more than a universe for her character, it's really a multi-verse.
Listen to our interview with Director Anna Margarita Albelo and lead Guinevere Turner:
This is Albelo's first feature and she plays with as many of the possibilities that are open to her as can fit in one 80 minute film. And it works.
Writer, Director and lead Anna Margarita Albelo says
By using my life and becoming the protagonist, I am giving a voice to a person who is a woman, a Latina, a lesbian, out there in the world trying to give meaning and importance to her life and desires. Universal themes explored, with humour, by one person's personal experiences, this is the base of my work both in documentary and fiction.
"Inspired by the mid-life crisis films of two of my cinematographic heroes: Fellini's 8 1/2 and Woody Allen's Stardust Memories, I unite the different story-telling techniques I've perfected over the years combining fantasy, documentary, comedy, and drama. Who's Afraid of Vagina Wolf? is a movie about a filmmaker telling you her story, illustrating her trials and tribulations and somehow understanding what it all means at the end. It's also about how humour, friendship, family and creativity can illuminate even the most dire of situations. How does one have love in their lives? They start with themselves!"
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