Girls Town (1996 film)

Girls Town
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Jim McKay
Written by	Denise Casano Anna Grace Bruklin Harris Jim McKay Lili Taylor
Produced by	Lauren Zalaznick
Starring	Lili Taylor Bruklin Harris Aunjanue Ellis Anna Grace
Cinematography	Russell Lee Fine
Edited by	Alex Hall Jim McKay
Music by	Guru
Distributed by	October Films
Release date	1996
Running time	90 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Girls Town is the 1996 feature film directing debut by Jim McKay.^[1] The Girls Town soundtrack was released on August 20, 1996 by Mercury Records.

Synopsis[]

Four girls, Patti, Emma, Angela, and Nicki are completing their last year of high school. Unfortunately for the group, one of their own, Nicki, unexpectedly commits suicide. The three remaining girls, upon finding out that Nicki had been raped before she died, begin to talk to each other about the ways in which they are oppressed by the men in their lives. They begin to fight together, taking revenge on Emma's rapist, Patti's abusive ex-boyfriend, and finally, Nicki's rapist.

Cast[]

• Lili Taylor as Patti Lucci
• Bruklin Harris as Angela
• Anna Grace as Emma
• Aunjanue Ellis as Nikki
• Asia Minor as Marlys Giovanni
• Michael Imperioli as Anthony
• John Ventimiglia as Eddie
• Guillermo Díaz as Dylan
• Nathaniel Freeman as Cam
• Tom Gilroy as Richard Helms
• Ramya Pratt as Tomy
• Carl Kwaku Ford as Jessie (Boom Box Guy)
• Mary Joy as Cora
• Tara Carnes as Heather
• Yassira as Benita
• Ernestine Jackson as Nikki's Mom
• Stephanie Berry as Angela's Mom
• Shondalin as Teacher
• Andrew von Dusan as Helms' Co-Worker (as Andrew Vandusen)

References[]

External links[]

• Girls Town at IMDb

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