WHO’S AFRAID OF VAGINA WOLF? is available on DVD and On-Demand from 29th Sept from Peccadillo Pictures. Order now from Amazon and Play. We’ve teamed up with Peccadillo to give away three copies in this comp.
Anna is a charismatic but struggling filmmaker facing a midlife crisis, having turned 40, she lives in her friend’s garage in L.A., dances in a vagina costume for money, and has neither job nor girlfriend. Just when she’s about to give up on both, she meets sexy post-feminist, Katia.
To impress her new muse, Anna decides to write and direct an all-female remake of ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ casting Katia and her best friends Chloe and Penelope in the film. Along the way, with the help of those around her, she discovers some home truths with hilarious results.
From director Anna Margarita Albelo (A Lez in Wonderland, Hooters) comes this eccentric, semi-autobiographical romantic comedy with Albelo in her first feature fiction film alongside Guinevere Turner (Go Fish, The L Word) in a show-stopping and award-winning performance, Carrie Preston (True Blood) and Janina Gavankar (True Blood).
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