It's a funky poodle this week!

Directed by Terry Zwigoff based on Dan Clowes’ beloved, cult graphic novel and co–written by Zwigoff and Clowes, GHOST WORLD is a window into the friendship between two teen girls Enid (Thora Birch) and Rebecca (Scarlett Johansson) – true outsiders – over the summer following their high school graduation as their allegiance first and foremost to each other starts to wain. These are the caustic, counterculture obsessed girls you either identify with, or you fear. They’re working out what to do next – Rebecca's got a clearer path than Enid, who's got to get through an excruciating remedial art class (taught by Illeana Douglas) in order to get her high school diploma. One day Enid and Rebecca prank a lonely guy behind a personal ad. Soon, hermetic record collector Seymour (Steve Buscemi), enters their cool, misanthropic world and unsettles their folie à deux friendship for good.

See Alsos

The Women of Ghost World on Working with Terry Zwigoff

The Dan Clowes Reader edited by Ken Parille

The work of Aline Kominsky-Crumb

Tavi Gevinson's interview with Dan Clowes

The work of Julie Doucet (Drawn & Quarterly)

Ione Skye's short David Goldberg based on "Ice Haven' from 2011

Seance in Wowsville, Criterion essay by Howard Hampton

Ghost World at 20

Tillie Waldren, author of On a Sunbeam, I Love This Part

Brodie's post about Scarlett's ironing boards

Watch Also

• Crumb
• Funny Pages
• American Splendour
• Diary of a Teenage Girl
• Daria season 3, episode 5: “The Lost Girls” (here's the episode of Doree Shafrir's podcast Rerun where Aminatou Sow discusses it)

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