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Girls' Night (1998)

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Directed by
Nick Hurran

Written by
Kay Mellor

Cast
Brenda Blethyn, Julie Walters, Kris Kristofferson, James Gaddas, George Costigan [more]


Release Date
• USA: Dec 6, 1998
DVD Release Date
• R2: 10 Sep 2001

Running Time
1 hour, 42 minutes

Country UK

Studio Granada Film, Granada Television Group, Showtime

More info on IMDb.com

Other Titles
• Girls' Night
• Girls' Night - Jetzt oder nie (1998)



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 Synopses for Girls' Night (1998)
1.GIRLS' NIGHT follows the lives of two women who are drawn together by sudden wealth and a passion to live life to its fullest. After winning their money at a bingo game, the pair hit the road to Las Vegas, encountering a kind of freedom they have never known along the way.   
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2.The Girls' Night of the title refers to Friday night, the one time of escape from the daily grind for longstanding best friends and factory co-workers, Dawn and Jackie. And Friday night means bingo. One evening their dream comes true when Dawn (the cautious, caring one) scoops £100,000, but the savage twist in the tale is that even before she gets the cheque she discovers she has an inoperable brain tumour. Cue Jackie (the spontaneous, irresponsible one) fulfilling Dawn's lifetime ambition with a holiday in Las Vegas ("Come on, we've got an hour to get the plane"). And from then on it's a buddy movie with inescapable resonances of Thelma and Louise, though the difference here is that the protagonists are two ordinary middle-aged women. Brenda Blethyn and Julie Walters are a magical pairing, with both giving mesmerising moving performances (honorary mention should also be made of Cody, the one sympathetic male character in the film, magnificently played by Kris Kristofferson). Though death is ever-present, this is by no means a depressing movie; rather the opposite, in fact, with a remarkably upbeat ending. If there's a message to be found here, it's that even the most apparently ordinary people can be extraordinary given the right circumstances.

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