Julia Fox to make directing debut with ‘gritty’ coming-of-age movie set in NYC
Downtown it girl Julia Fox is directing her first feature film, we hear. The fashion darling, self-proclaimed muse and erstwhile dominatrix shot to fame as an actress in “Uncut Gems,” and she’s also directed a short.
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Downtown it girl Julia Fox is directing her first feature film, we hear. The fashion darling, self-proclaimed muse and erstwhile dominatrix shot to fame as an actress in “Uncut Gems,” and she’s also directed a short. But now she’s set to make her full-length debut behind the camera with “Sixth Avenue Saints,” which she also wrote. The film is a period piece set in 1993, against the gritty, pre-gentrified streets of Brooklyn and Downtown Manhattan and tells the story of Luan, a sensitive 12-year-old growing up in a fractured household in Coney Island.
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- Downtown it girl Julia Fox is directing her first feature film, we hear. The fashion darling, self-proclaimed muse and erstwhile dominatrix shot to fame as an actress in “Uncut Gems,” and she’s also directed a short.
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