The Virgin Suicides

“Okay, another– We’re going on a Coppola train. I’ve said this many times, and when I come to the Closet, I’ve always wanted to hold this one up, but The Virgin Suicides is... It’s my ride or die. And it was my first Instagram handle as well. I shouldn’t have gotten rid of that one, but, yeah, @virginsuicides was me all through high school.”

“Oh my gosh. This film, The Virgin Suicides. I actually grew up above a video store, and, when this film came out, I was probably like 11 years old and I rented it, and then I went on to rent it, like, once a week for the entire year, to the point where my dad was like, 'Are you okay?' You know, being a girl is hard, and sometimes it’s hard to even explain why. And this film did that. It’s going in the briefcase.”

“The Virgin Suicides has a very special place in my heart. I was taking a film production summer camp in Toronto and the field trip was to the set of a movie that at the time we didn't know what the movie was but it turned out to be The Virgin Suicides. I remember sitting with my film summer camp talking to Josh Hartnett... I never got to meet Sofia on the set of this movie but I remember thinking like what a generous thing to invite a film production camp to your set.”

“The last one I want to do is Virgin Suicides actually I think that Virgin Suicides was the first DVD that I ever bought that DVD came and went lost in a move probably but now I get to have it again it cemented what is in me a lifelong allegiance to Sofia Coppola I will watch anything she makes she was definitely one of those directors who was in my adolescence the Gateway into this world her eye and her ear are so powerful...”