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別名: Christi Ricci, کریستینا ریچی, クリスティナ・リッチ, クリスティーナ・リッチ, 克里斯蒂娜·里奇, 크리스티나 리치
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Christina Ricci, born February 12, 1980, is an American actress known for her diverse roles and accolades, including a National Board of Review Award for Best Supporting Actress. She debuted at age nine in 'Mermaids' (1990) and gained fame as Wednesday Addams in 'The Addams Family' (1991). Ricci transitioned into adult roles with 'The Ice Storm' (1997), earning praise for performances in films like 'Sleepy Hollow' (1999) and 'Monster' (2003). Her film credits also include notable box office hits, grossing over $1.4 billion worldwide. On television, Ricci has appeared in shows such as 'Ally McBeal', 'Grey's Anatomy', 'Pan Am', and produced/stared in 'The Lizzie Borden Chronicles' and 'Z: The Beginning of Everything'. She has also voiced characters in animated films and video games.
公開年: 2001
国: Canada, United States of America
別題: Generation X, Geração Prozac, Nación Prozac, Prozac, Prozac Nation - Mein Leben mit der Psychopille, Prozac Nation - Sex, Pillen und Lou Reed
監督: Erik Skjoldbjærg
脚本: Elizabeth Wurtzel, Frank Deasy, Galt Niederhoffer, Larry Gross
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制作会社: Millennium Media
ジャンル: Biography, Drama, Romance
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キーワード: 1990s, based on novel or book, based on true story, borderline personality disorder, degradation of lifestyle, depression, harvard university, lou reed, mental illness, therapy, writer, young adult
Elizabeth Wurtzel, a talented writer from a working-class background, wins a scholarship to Harvard with aspirations of studying journalism and becoming a rock music critic. However, her fractured family life, including an absent father and neurotic mother, leads her into self-destructive behavior and depression. At Harvard, her all-night writing binges and emotional instability alienate her roommate Ruby and two boyfriends. Seeking help, she begins seeing Dr. Diana Sterling who prescribes Prozac. Despite professional success and stabilization from the medication, Elizabeth starts feeling that the pills are controlling her life, leading to difficult choices about her future.
Prozac Nation (2001), directed by Erik Skjoldbjærg, is a biographical drama based on Elizabeth Wurtzel's memoir of the same name. Set in the 1990s, it explores themes of mental illness, depression, and the struggle to navigate high expectations and family pressures. Starring Christina Ricci as Elizabeth, the film follows her journey from winning a Harvard scholarship to grappling with self-destructive behavior, ultimately seeking psychiatric help and prescription medication (Prozac). The movie offers insight into the impact of divorce, drugs, sex, and high expectations on an entire generation.