Foxfire 1996
"It took them 17 years to learn the rules. And one week to break them all."
In the rebellious summer of 1996, five high-school girls in a small town forge an unbreakable sisterhood after taking brutal justice into their own hands. Their target? A predatory teacher who has been crossing every line.
Director: Annette Haywood-Carter
Cast
Hedy Burress
Maddy Wirtz
Angelina Jolie
Legs Sadovsky
Jenny Lewis
Rita Faldes
Jenny Shimizu
Goldie Goldman
Sarah Rosenberg
Violet Kahn
Peter Facinelli
Ethan Bixby
Dash Mihok
Dana Taylor
Michelle Brookhurst
Cindy
Elden Henson
Bobby
Cathy Moriarty
Martha Wirtz
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Foxfire (1996) about?
Five teenage girls in upstate New York form an unshakable bond after physically confronting their abusive teacher. As their friendship deepens, their wild attempts to define justice begin to pull them apart, testing loyalty and morality along the way.
Who directed Foxfire?
Annette Haywood-Carter directed Foxfire, bringing a fresh yet grounded style to this intense teen drama.
Who stars in Foxfire?
Leading the ensemble are Hedy Burress, Angelina Jolie, Jenny Lewis, Jenny Shimizu, and Sarah Rosenberg.
Is Foxfire (1996) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, Foxfire delivers a gripping blend of drama and action that resonates with fans of gritty coming-of-age stories like Girl, Interrupted. Angelina Jolie's raw performance and the film's themes of rebellion and solidarity make it a memorable entry in 1990s indie cinema.
How long is Foxfire?
Foxfire runs for 102 minutes.
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About Foxfire (1996) — A Teen Rebellion Story That Still Burns Bright
In the rebellious summer of 1996, five high-school girls in a small town forge an unbreakable sisterhood after taking brutal justice into their own hands. Their target? A predatory teacher who has been crossing every line. With raw emotion and fierce loyalty, the group transforms from victims into a tight-knit unit, but freedom soon breeds chaos as their self-styled rebellion spirals beyond control.
Director Annette Haywood-Carter crafts a coming-of-age drama that crackles with youthful defiance and hidden tenderness. Led by a breakout performance from Angelina Jolie, Foxfire (1996) mixes gritty action with heartfelt drama, exploring themes of justice, identity, and the cost of standing up for yourself. Atmospheric and intense, this film captures the electric rush of teenage defiance against a backdrop of suburban conformity.
