The City Girl

1984
1h 25m

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Laura Harrington in The City Girl (1984)

A young woman photographer engaged to be married to a businessman investigates a cult in the local club scene. By living out some of her sexual fantasies she faces the truth about her life a... Read allA young woman photographer engaged to be married to a businessman investigates a cult in the local club scene. By living out some of her sexual fantasies she faces the truth about her life and helps one of the cult's victims escape.A young woman photographer engaged to be married to a businessman investigates a cult in the local club scene. By living out some of her sexual fantasies she faces the truth about her life and helps one of the cult's victims escape.

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Laura Harrington

Anne

Joe Mastroianni

Joey

Carole McGill

Gracie

Peter Riegert

James Carrington

Steve
(as Jim Carrington)

Lawrence K. Philips

The stripper
(as Lawrence Phillips)

Geraldine Baron

Monica

Colleen Camp

Rose

Janice Green

Sugar
(as janice Greene)

Rosanne Katon

Eugene Robert Glazer

The Man in Hotel
(as Gene Glazer)

Ilena Vasanas

The Body Builder

Douglas Wiley

Harvey
(as Doug Wiley)

David Avis

Champagne Sam

Charles Dennis

Voice of Alan

Shelley Hoffman

Gwen

Bruce McFee

New York Artist

Guy Lefebvre

The Manager

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The City Girl
Words and music by Eric Kaz
Sung by Colleen Camp

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8/10

Not a half-baked serial killer story ... it's actually great

The video cover makes it look a very trashy thriller - which it is not at all. It's about the life and times of Anne, a young and ambitious photographer. The style is very light and natural. The actors are convincing, 'real' types - Laura Harrington is especially good. Shot in Toronto I believe and set there too, which makes a nice change.

The ending is not so good, frankly. But the rest more than makes up for this. The subjects explored are unusual. Some great scenes and characters. A menage a trois after a party is depicted with such awkward truth that it's very funny - with a sting in the tail. The sequence where Anne photographs a stripper is filled with energy. A fascinating experience. The soundtrack's really good too.