Title:
Prozac Nation
Released: 2001
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 99 min
Country: USA /
Germany
Language: English
Tagline:
Young and depressed in america
Plot
Summary: Elizabeth, a prize-winning student,
is headed for a prestigious college. As she's packing
to leave, her mother harangues her about her choice
of school, establishing the modus operandi for what
will prove to be the turbulent core of their relationship:
an ongoing game of emotional extortion. When Elizabeth
arrives at university, she quickly befriends her roommate
Ruby and almost immediately recreates the same powder
keg she has just left behind. The situation is exacerbated
by her visits to a rather suspicious psychiatrist.
Matters deteriorate further when Elizabeth runs into
her father and when she decides that her most recent
boyfriend Rafe represents deliverance. Her only choice,
ultimately, is Prozac--the wonder drug of the nineties.
However, before long, Elizabeth is wondering whether
the drug is really helping her--or running her life.
Comments:
I
loved this movie. Elizabeth Wurtzel is my favorite
author and Prozac Nation is one of her best books,
if not the best. Her openness about her life and sarcasm
make her amazing. She's truly an inspiration! I would
recommend this movie and her books(Prozac Nation,
Bitch, etc.)to everyone!
Cast
overview:
Christina Ricci .... Elizabeth Wurtzel
Anne Heche .... Dr. Sterling
Michelle Williams .... Ruby
Jason Biggs .... Rafe
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers .... Noah
Frida Betrani .... Julia
Nicholas Campbell .... Donald
Jessica Lange .... Sarah
Cindy Lentol .... Sheryl
Emily Perkins .... Ellen
Lou Reed .... Himself
Klodyne Rodney .... Nurse
Raahul Singh .... Khamil
Ian Tracey .... Rolling Stone editor
Movie
scenes preview:
Scene #1
Scene
Description:
Christina Ricci sitting topless on the side of a bed
as the camera pans around her nude body and shows us
her great breasts and then giving us a hint of bush
peaking out from between her legs.
featured
actress:
