Beautiful Darling

"Perhaps it's time we acknowledged that, despite their outré appetites, Warhol's superstars may have been legitimately boring people." - Ed Gonzalez

Ultimately of interest as a subject for the maze of projection and inference through which those closest to her were left to wander, the film's talking heads almost violently clashing--as successive talking heads can, anyway--over and over: talented or not, con artist or not, woman or not...but goddamn was she gorgeous whatever. The Jeremiah stuff is tremendously moving (/pathetic in the best classical way) and Sevigny does good work as her disembodied diary.