Angie 1994
"An extraordinary story of the choices we make, the lives we tough, and the miracles we create."
In Martha Coolidge's heartfelt 1994 comedy-drama *Angie*, Geena Davis shines as Angie, a dreamy young woman navigating the tight-knit streets of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
Director: Martha Coolidge
Cast
Geena Davis
Angie Scacciapensieri
Stephen Rea
Noel Riordan
James Gandolfini
Vinnie
Aida Turturro
Tina
Philip Bosco
Frank Scacciapensieri
Jenny O'Hara
Kathy
Michael Rispoli
Jerry
Betty Miller
Joanne
Susan Jaffe
Ballerina
Jeremy Collins
Lover
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Angie (1994) about?
Angie is a young woman in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, who finds herself pregnant by her boyfriend but decides she doesn't want to marry him. Her decision turns her tight-knit community on its head and sets her on a path of self-discovery and independence.
Who directed Angie?
Martha Coolidge, known for her work in character-driven dramas, directed *Angie* with a keen eye for authentic storytelling.
Who stars in Angie?
Geena Davis takes the lead, joined by Stephen Rea, James Gandolfini, Aida Turturro, and Philip Bosco in this ensemble cast.
Is Angie (1994) worth watching?
*Angie* offers a refreshing blend of humor and heart, with strong performances and a relatable story about breaking free from expectations. While it's not widely rated, its themes of independence and community resonate deeply.
How long is Angie?
The film runs for 108 minutes, giving audiences enough time to savor its charm and character dynamics.
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About Angie (1994) — A Brooklyn Dreamer's Bold Step Toward Freedom
In Martha Coolidge's heartfelt 1994 comedy-drama *Angie*, Geena Davis shines as Angie, a dreamy young woman navigating the tight-knit streets of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. When Angie discovers she's pregnant by her longtime boyfriend Vinnie, she makes a life-altering decision—keeping the baby but walking away from marriage. This bold choice sends ripples through her close-knit community, sparking both controversy and self-reflection as Angie embarks on a journey of independence and personal growth.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of 1990s Brooklyn, *Angie (1994)* blends humor and emotional depth to explore themes of ambition, tradition, and the courage to forge your own path. With a talented ensemble cast bringing the neighborhood's quirks and conversations to life, Coolidge crafts a touching tale about the unexpected ways life's challenges can lead to transformation.
