Fiona (1998)

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Release Date: Sep 15, 1998 Wide

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Release Date: Sep 15, 1998 Wide

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The director of Sue continues his exploration of the theme of lonely women lost in the big city with Fiona, which goes one step further and exposes the wasted lives of whores and junkies in New York. Fiona (Anna Thomson) was abandoned by her mother when she was six months old. She grew up in foster homes where she was abused and finally became a prostitute. She lives her life according to her own rules, without any qualms. After a fiasco with three cops in a restaurant, she hides out in a

Unrated, 1 hr. 25 min.

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Directed By: Amos Kollek

Written By: Amos Kollek

In Theaters: Sep 15, 1998 Wide

On DVD: Nov 20, 2001

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The movie appeared so real I couldn't stop watching it. The end was not what I thought it would be. This movie is not for PG types, very realistic. I am wondering if a lot of the scenes were real and if the supporting cast were actually like the characters they seemed to be portraying.

February 11, 2011

Jacqueline Harper

Fiona is shot on the cheaps using an unknown cast and bad film stock...or perhaps digital cameras. Despite its attempts at gritty realism and its unflinching use of woefully unromantic nudity, Fiona is not good. Amos Kollek no doubt wrote what I imagine was a great and gutsy script. His problem is that he thinks he can

February 19, 2009