Factory Girl is a truly excellent film. Sienna Miller's portrayal of Edie Sedgwick is fantastic, and you cannot help but warm to her interesting and complex character. Guy Pearce is also brilliant, as he effortlessly becomes the eccentric artist Andy Warhol. The story of the relationship that the pair develop is gripping, and the film honestly reveals the darker side of the crazy world these famous two lived in. This film is an absolute must see, particularly if you're interested by Edie or Andy, or simply the sixties lifestyle.

I thought the entire film was brilliantly made and could quite easily watch it again and again.

this is a film that brilliantly portrays the worst side of
products of the sixties, drugs, sex abuse as a result of dependence.
'guy pearce' does an awsome portrayel of 'andy warhol'
one of the more wierd charactors of that era.
it shows with some effect how he used people by giving
them dillusional expectations,and introducing them to a
drug driven enviroment.
the story shows how an heiress gets drawn into this
downward spirall believing she is carving out a successful
career as an actress and icon.
'sienna miller' plays 'edie sedgwick' her perfornance is one of the most convincing and tragic portrayels i've
seen for some time.
i say with all honesty this is a good film.
it's a whole lot better than the 'film critic's' that i've read
suggest. of corse this is only my opinion.