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The Diary of a Teenage Girl

Sex, drugs, and recordings of it all.
2015 | 103m | English

(34967 votes)

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Minnie Goetze is a 15-year-old aspiring comic-book artist, coming of age in the haze of the 1970s in San Francisco. Insatiably curious about the world around her, Minnie is a pretty typical teenage girl. Oh, except that she’s sleeping with her mother’s boyfriend.
Release Date: Aug 07, 2015
Director: Marielle Heller
Writer: Phoebe Gloeckner, Marielle Heller
Genres: Drama, Romance
Keywords san francisco, california, 1970s, based on comic, coming of age, teenage girl, older man younger woman relationship, based on graphic novel, teenage sexuality, comic book artist, woman director, female sexuality
Production Companies Cold Iron Pictures, Archer Gray, Caviar
Box Office Revenue: $1,477,002
Budget: $2,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Bel Powley Minnie Goetze
Kristen Wiig Charlotte Worthington
Alexander Skarsgård Monroe Rutherford
Christopher Meloni Pascal MacCorkill
Austin Lyon Ricky Wasserman
Madeleine Waters Kimmie Minter
Margarita Levieva Tabatha
Quinn Nagle Chuck Saunders
Abby Wait Gretel
John Parsons Burt
Miranda Bailey Andrea
Carson D. Mell Michael Cocaine
Davy Clements Arnie
Susannah Rogers Aline Kominsky (voice)
Anthony Williams Frankie
Charles Lewis III Cool English Teacher
David Fine Old Hippie
Joshua Grannell Drag Queen
Nate Heller Band Member
Lance Hill Band Member
Jon Freeman Band Member
Persephone Gloeckner-Suits Student
Name Job
Sam Emerson Still Photographer
Susan Alegria Set Decoration
Emily K. Rolph Art Direction
Phoebe Gloeckner Novel
Nina Henninger Casting
Koen Timmerman Editor
Howard Paar Music Supervisor
Carmen Grande Costume Design
Nate Heller Original Music Composer
Andrea Manners Script Supervisor
Anouck Sullivan Makeup Department Head
Casey Langfelder Sound Effects Editor
Corentin De Saedeleer Visual Effects Producer
Marielle Heller Screenplay, Director
Marie-Hélène Dozo Editor
Brandon Trost Director of Photography
Jonah Markowitz Production Design
Debbie Brubaker Line Producer
Kent Sparling Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Sound Designer
Sara Gunnarsdóttir Animation
Markus Mentzer First Assistant "A" Camera
Name Title
Anne Carey Producer
Bert Hamelinck Producer
Madeline Samit Producer
Corentin De Saedeleer Co-Producer
Shani Geva Associate Producer
Michael Sagol Executive Producer
Amanda Marshall Executive Producer
Miranda Bailey Producer
Debbie Brubaker Co-Producer
Amy Nauiokas Executive Producer
Jorma Taccone Executive Producer
Organization Category Person
Spirit Awards Best Actress Bel Powley Nominated
Sundance Film Festival Best Actress Bel Powley Nominated
Spirit Awards Best Supporting Actress Bel Powley Nominated
Sundance Film Festival Best Picture N/A Won
Sundance Film Festival Best Supporting Actress Kristen Wiig Nominated
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Reviews

Rangan
7.0

**A teen girl's sexual exploration.** Well, the first thing is this film is not for everyone. Because the contents were too strong for being a teen theme. That means it is good for the grown ups to watch. The story of a 15 year old girl in the 70s living with her mother and small sister. It begin ... s when her sexual urges takes off, her first with a middle aged man. So she documents everything and besides, with her close friend's support, they together explore even more options. Being a minor and yet her real life to commence, what she plans for the future determines the remaining developments. The performance by Bel Powley was amazing. She was the perfect choice to play that role despite she's older than the role. There were many nudes and sex scenes, but was not that strong, especially when compared with the similar themes of the present era films. The pace had lots of ups and downs, but the progression was on the right path which actually saved the film. The story was just fine, no complication to understand and also not easy to explain, but in a short, it was a teenage girl's sexual exploration. Everybody gets into that stage of life, but only few courageously opts a path to accomplish. And for some, it is an open opportunity that makes them to get there than intentionally make that move. I felt the film was well adapted from its book and directed by a newcomer, Surely worth a watch, but again I'm saying that it is not for everyone. _7/10_

May 16, 2024