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Gia (1998)

“Too beautiful to die. Too wild to live.”

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Plot

"Gia" tells the riveting story of Gia Carangi, a Philadelphia dropout with an intoxicating personality and magnetic sexuality. Bursting onto the New York City scene with audacious bravado, she forces her way through the guarded gates of the fashion world and into the offices of top modeling agent, Wilhelmina Cooper. Her striking beauty and raw charisma catapult her to the front covers of America's most coveted magazines, making her a beloved icon to the world. But the adoration of the masses cannot fill the longing for personal love, a void that drives Gia to perilous edges. From a rebellious teenager flipping burgers in her father's diner at 17, Gia's life takes a tumultuous journey, ending tragically in 1986 when she becomes one of the first women in America to die from AIDS at the tender age of 26. In this turbulent interim, she descends into a maelstrom of drug abuse and destructive relationships. Her addiction, fueled by emotional instability linked to her mother, sends her career crashing down like a house of cards. The once dazzling star of the fashion world spirals into a world of darkness, leading to an untimely and terrifying downfall. "Gia" is a compelling exploration of fame, love, and personal demons, tracing the meteoric rise and tragic fall of one of the fashion industry's brightest stars. It's a poignant reminder that beneath the glitz and glamour of the spotlight often lies a labyrinth of personal struggles and unfulfilled desires. Embark on this heart-wrenching journey as it unveils the life of a woman who had the world at her feet, yet tragically, could not escape her own inner turmoil.

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Gia is a drama movie featuring Angelina Jolie and directed by Michael Cristofer.

Gia is currently streaming on DIRECTV and Max Amazon Channel.

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