"Julie Johnson" ( eng. Julie Johnson ) - American 2001 drama directed by Bob Goss , based on the play by Wendy Hammond .
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| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Bob goss |
| Producer | Ray Angelic Larry Meistrich |
| Author script | Bob goss Wendy hammond |
| In the main cast | Lily taylor Courtney love |
| Operator | David Dunlap |
| Composer | Angelo Badalamenti |
| Film company | Shooting gallery |
| Duration | 94 min. |
| A country |  USA |
| Tongue | English |
| Year | 2001 |
| IMDb | ID 0239509 |
Content
Story
Julie Johnson is a housewife from New Jersey , a wife and mother of two children. She lives a monotonous, boring life, but the desire to learn something pushes her to buy popular science magazines and watch educational programs. The pursuit of new knowledge leads her to study in a computer class in a local college. Upon learning of this, her husband believes that she is obsessed. Julie kicks him out of the house.
Claire, Julie's best friend, is inspired by her act and also leaves her husband. Since she has nowhere to go, she moves in with a friend. Julie persuades her to go with her to study. Claire, attracted more by the novelty of what is happening than by her own desires, agrees. New life becomes even more non-standard when Julie admits to Claire's feelings. Women have a romance.
However, it becomes clear that further paths of girlfriends diverge. Julie is more and more immersed in her studies, in which she achieves serious success. Claire realizes that she is not interested. In addition, about their relationship becomes known to friends and acquaintances. Claire, wanting to save his life from the great changes, leaves Julie.
Actors cast
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Awards
The film received the following awards [1] :
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| Festival / Prize | Year | Reward | Category | Winner |
| Film Festival "Outfest" | 2001 | Grand jury award | Outstanding Actress in Feature Film | Courtney love |
| Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival | 2001 | Jury prize | Best Feature - Lesbian | Bob goss |
Notes
- ↑ Awards for Julie Johnson on the Internet Movie Database . The appeal date is February 21, 2010. Archived April 18, 2012. (eng.)
Links
- " Julie Johnson " (Eng.) On the Internet Movie Database
- Julie Johnson (English) on the site allmovie
- Julie Johnson (English) on the Rotten Tomatoes website
- Official site of the film (eng.) . The appeal date is April 8, 2011. Archived April 7, 2011.