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FILM REVIEW

Monster

Director: Patty Jenkins
Cast: Charlize Theron, Christina Ricci, Bruce Dern, Pruitt Taylor Vince
Classification: tba
Running Time: tba
Opens On: 27 February 2004
Charlize Theron stars in "Monster", a shockingly moving film that burrows deep beneath the tabloid-sized headline stories on Aileen Wuornos, the man- eating - and murdering - serial killer executed in 2002 in Florida.
Director Patty Jenkins unearths a love story in the midst of the horrors and pathologies of two misfits: Wuornos, a drifter prostitute who kills many of her "johns" and Selby Wall (Christina Ricci), sent by her parents to live with an aunt in Florida in order to "cure her homosexuality". Nearing suicidal despair, Aileen wanders into a bar, where she meets Selby and falls in love. To keep her and Selby's relationship alive, she continues hooking, only to fuel an increasingly escalating deadly rage, a fury vented with a lurid string of killings and the media's sordid designation of her as the first female serial killer - a monster.
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