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The Gillian Hills Trilogy
"The Gillian Hills Trilogy" is a three-part project celebrating the screen presence of Gillia Hills in three of her most widely seen but unrecognized roles A Clockwork Orange, Blow-Up, and Beat Girl. In her peripheral roles in Kubrick’s and Antonioni’s films—which became iconic moments for the films she is invisible in plain sight, barely even credited. In Edmond T. Gréville’s lurid Beat Girl, she plays the title rôle and ironically enjoys not only name recognition but vastly greater agency.
- Original title
- The Gillian Hills Trilogy
- Language
- EN
- Country
- US
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Gillian Hills
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Jane Birkin
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Malcolm McDowell
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Christopher Lee
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