The Awakening of Gabriella

1999
R
1h 33m

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Susan Featherly in The Awakening of Gabriella (1999)

After leaving her small-town lover, an innocent beauty named Gabriella hits Hollywood with plans to enter a daring and exciting new chapter in her life.After leaving her small-town lover, an innocent beauty named Gabriella hits Hollywood with plans to enter a daring and exciting new chapter in her life.After leaving her small-town lover, an innocent beauty named Gabriella hits Hollywood with plans to enter a daring and exciting new chapter in her life.

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Susan Featherly

Gabriella

Mark Ritter

Stephen

Jeannie Millar

Sasha

Taimie Hannum

Rachel

Nikita Gross

Nicole
(as Anna Kaminskaia)

Paul Dion Monte

Carl

Ron Galbraith

Kevin

Angelica Costello

Angie
(as Crystal Craft)

Ron Jordan

Kevin
(uncredited)

Director
- Carlton McRae
Writer
- John Quinn
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Alternate versions
Two versions are available in the USA, an edited R-rated version and a more graphic unrated version.

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Surprisingly Engaging ( and erotic )

Far too often, movies like this are poorly acted, mean-spirited and just dull. I was surprised how much I was both turned- on and actually INTERESTED. These actors seemed to actually enjoy making this flick. ( Even the women ) There's a whimsical, lightness of spirit in "Awakening" that is SO rare and refreshing. I actually LIKED these people. Personally, I found the movie quite erotic. This is subjective of course. Obviously the plot is pure "Red Shoe" and ridiculous, but isn't the point?