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The Virgin Suicides (2000) - film poster, directed by Sofia Coppola

The Virgin Suicides

2000
1h 37min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Sofia Coppola
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

A group of male friends become obsessed with five mysterious sisters who are sheltered by their strict, religious parents.

Key facts

Cast Kirsten Dunst, Josh Hartnett, James Woods, Kathleen Turner, Michael Paré, A.J. Cook, Hanna Hall, Leslie Hayman
Original language English
First release April 21, 2000 (Portugal)
Production companies American Zoetrope, Paramount Vantage
Based on The Virgin Suicides
Setting Michigan
Filming locations Toronto

Crew

Screenplay Sofia Coppola
Producer Chris Hanley, Dan Halsted, Francis Ford Coppola, Julie Costanzo
Cinematography Edward Lachman
Editing James Lyons, Melissa Kent
Music Jean-Benoît Dunckel, Nicolas Godin

Québec / French

Québec classification 13 years and over
Classification date July 20, 2023

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Titles
Original title The Virgin Suicides
Alternate title The Lisbon Sisters
Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Original Motion Picture Score For The Virgin Suicides - AIR, Jean-Benoît Dunckel, Nicolas Godin (1999) 13 releases, 2000-2025: Aircheology, Astralwerks, Parlophone, Record Makers (+1 more)
Vinyl LP The Virgin Suicides (Music From The Motion Picture) - Richard Beggs (2000) 8 releases, 2000-2025: Emperor Norton, L'Appareil-Photo Bis, Rhino Records
CD Original Motion Picture Score For The Virgin Suicides - AIR, Jean-Benoît Dunckel, Nicolas Godin (1999) 38 releases, 1999-2025: Aircheology, Astralwerks, Barracuda Records, Parlophone (+3 more)
CD The Virgin Suicides (Music From The Motion Picture) - Richard Beggs (2000) 7 releases, 2000: Emperor Norton, V2
Cassette Original Motion Picture Score For The Virgin Suicides - AIR, Jean-Benoît Dunckel, Nicolas Godin (1999) 4 releases, 2000: Gala Records, Virgin
MiniDisc Original Motion Picture Score For The Virgin Suicides - AIR, Jean-Benoît Dunckel, Nicolas Godin (1999) 1 release, 2000: Source
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Portugal April 21, 2000
Theatrical United States April 21, 2000
Streaming Japan April 22, 2000
Theatrical Canada May 5, 2000
Theatrical Spain May 5, 2000
Theatrical United Kingdom May 19, 2000
Theatrical Ireland May 19, 2000
Theatrical United States May 19, 2000
Theatrical Brazil June 2, 2000
Theatrical Australia August 10, 2000
Theatrical Italy September 15, 2000
Theatrical Sweden September 15, 2000
Theatrical Netherlands September 21, 2000
Theatrical France September 27, 2000
Streaming Hungary October 11, 2000
Theatrical Finland October 27, 2000
Theatrical Germany November 16, 2000
Theatrical Taiwan December 30, 2000
Streaming Romania June 29, 2001
Theatrical Iceland July 12, 2001
Theatrical Iceland July 27, 2001
Streaming Poland October 6, 2001
Television Netherlands July 5, 2003
Streaming Czech Republic November 22, 2004
Theatrical France June 25, 2025
Theatrical South Korea November 11, 2026
Classification Germany 12
Classification United Kingdom 15
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Home video United States December 19, 2000
Home video France October 31, 2007
Home video Netherlands July 8, 2010
Home video France January 4, 2012
Home video United States April 24, 2018
Home video United States July 5, 2022
Home video France August 16, 2023
Full credits
Director Sofia Coppola
Cast Kirsten Dunst (Lux Lisbon), Josh Hartnett (Trip Fontaine), James Woods (Mr. Lisbon), Kathleen Turner (Mrs. Lisbon), Michael Paré (Adult Trip Fontaine), A.J. Cook (Mary Lisbon), Hanna Hall (Cecilia Lisbon), Leslie Hayman (Therese Lisbon), Chelse Swain (Bonnie Lisbon), Giovanni Ribisi (Narrator (voice)), Anthony DeSimone (Chase Buell), Lee Kagan (David Barker), Robert Schwartzman (Paul Baldino), FourTee (Parkie Denton), Jonathan Tucker (Tim Weiner), Scott Glenn (Father Moody), Danny DeVito (Dr. Horniker), Hayden Christensen (Jake Hill Conley), Joe Roncetti (Kevin Head), Chris Hale (Peter Sisten), Joe Dinicol (Dominic Palazzolo), Suki Kaiser (Lydia Perl), Dawn Greenhalgh (Mrs. Scheer), Allen Stewart-Coates (Mr. Scheer), Sherry Miller (Mrs. Buell), Jonathan Whittaker (Mr. Buell), Michèle Duquet (Mrs. Denton), Murray McRae (Mr. Denton), Roberta Hanley (Mrs. Weiner), Paul Sybersma (Joe Larson), Susan Sybersma (Mrs. Larson), Peter Snider (Trip's Dad), Gary Brennan (Donald), Charles Boyland (Curt Van Osdol), Dustin Ladd (Chip Willard), Kristin Fairlie (Amy Schraff), Melody Johnson (Julie), Sheyla Molho (Danielle), Ashley Ainsworth (Sheila Davis), Courtney Hawkrigg (Grace), François Klanfer (Doctor), Mackenzie Lawrenz (Jim Czeslawski), Tim Hall (Kurt Siles), Amos Crawley (John), Andrew Gillies (Principal Woodhouse), Mairlyn Smith (Mrs. Woodhouse), Sally Cahill (Mrs. Hedlie), Tracey Ferencz (Nurse), Scot Denton (Mr. O'Conner), Catherine Swing (Mrs. O'Conner), Timothy Adams (Buzz Romano), Michael Michaelessi (Parks Department Foreman), Sarah Minhas (Wanda Brown), Megan Kennedy (Cheerleader), Sandi Stahlbrand (Meredith Thompson), Neil Girvan (Drunk Man in Pool), Jaya Karsemeyer (Gloria), Leah Straatsma (Rannie), Mark Polley (Cemetery Worker #1), Kirk Gonnsen (Cemetery Worker #2), Marianne Moroney (Teacher), Anne Wessels (Woman in Chiffon), Derek Boyes (Football "Grieving Teacher" (uncredited)), John Buchan (John (Lydia's Boss) (uncredited)), Thomas Mars (Prom Night Guest (uncredited))
Screenplay Sofia Coppola
Producer Chris Hanley, Dan Halsted, Francis Ford Coppola, Julie Costanzo
Executive producer Fred Fuchs, Willi Bär
Cinematography Edward Lachman
Editing James Lyons, Melissa Kent
Music Jean-Benoît Dunckel, Nicolas Godin
Production design Jasna Stefanovic
Sound Richard Beggs
Costumes Nancy Steiner
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q1423971
IMDb tt0159097
TMDB 1443
CQ 55918
MCC Québec 135350

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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