01 September 1966 66 mins
A portrait of the ultimate Chelsea Girl. Nico sits for over an hour while dazzling colored lights and psychedelic-patterned slides are projected onto her statuesque face. She breaks down in tears during the second reel, which made it into the final version of The Chelsea Girls.
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Nico as Self
Andy Warhol Director
United States 01 September 1966
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