Welcome to the Dollhouse

1995
R
1 घं 28 मि

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7.4/10

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Theatrical Trailer from Sony Pictures Classics

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एक अजीब सातवें-ग्रेडर की लड़की अपने लापरवाह माता-पिता, नकचढ़े साथी, समझदार बड़े भाई, एक आकर्षक छोटी बहन और अपनी खुद की असुरक्षाओं का सामना करने के लिए उपनगरीय न्यू जर्सी में संघर्ष करती है.एक अजीब सातवें-ग्रेडर की लड़की अपने लापरवाह माता-पिता, नकचढ़े साथी, समझदार बड़े भाई, एक आकर्षक छोटी बहन और अपनी खुद की असुरक्षाओं का सामना करने के लिए उपनगरीय न्यू जर्सी में संघर्ष करती है.एक अजीब सातवें-ग्रेडर की लड़की अपने लापरवाह माता-पिता, नकचढ़े साथी, समझदार बड़े भाई, एक आकर्षक छोटी बहन और अपनी खुद की असुरक्षाओं का सामना करने के लिए उपनगरीय न्यू जर्सी में संघर्ष करती है.

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7.4/10

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पुरस्कार
- 4 जीत और कुल 17 नामांकन

ट्रिविया
Heather Matarazzo later said that this movie, and especially the scene where her classmates call her character a "lesbo", made her aware of her own homosexuality. She stated that at the time, she didn't even know what lesbo meant, but after doing some research, she realized: "Oh my God! That's what I am, a lesbian!" However, due to her Catholic upbringing, she later felt "apologetic, ashamed, secretive", and it took her nine more years before she was comfortable enough to officially come out.

गूफ़
When Steve is Singing "Welcome to the Dollhouse", his lip movements do not match up with the words when the scene is up close of him about to finish the song. this is due to another actor dubbing his singing voice.

भाव
Mark Weiner: All of junior high school sucks. High school's better; it's closer to college. They'll call you names, but not as much to your face.

कनेक्शन
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Heaven's Prisoners/Welcome to the Dollhouse/Flipper/Of Love and Shadows/The Horseman on the Roof (1996)

साउंडट्रैक
Waltz in A flat, Opus 69, No. 1.
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by Eugeniya Betman

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Very under-appreciated

This movie was great. I was shocked to see no one had posted a comment on it. A fantastic performance by Heather Matazarro. The movie is all about growing up in a world that expects you to already be an adult. Because Dawn Weiner is "ugly" she is mistreated, harassed, and ignored by everyone she comes across. I don't think I've ever seen a movie that featured a character more emotional alone. There is a scene where Dawn's mother offers Dawn's dessert to her siblings to get back at her. They take it, eagerly. Most movies like this are either black comedies or feature a character who is stoicaly non-conformist or just stoic. Dawn is neither. She bleeds, right up until the movies end, which I won't spoil but I will say that it is all the more heartbreaking for its inertia as for its action. Go find this one. You'll either love it or hate it. It's not a movie that just lets you go.