Lupe
film by Warhol [1966]
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Lupe is a 1966 film by Andy Warhol, an American artist and filmmaker who was a leading figure in the Pop art movement. The film, often classified as an underground film, is known for its unconventional style, featuring plotless narratives and extended lengths. Lupe notably starred Edie Sedgwick. Warhol's filmmaking, alongside his visual art, explored themes of consumer culture and celebrity, often using mass-production techniques and reflecting the era's avant-garde scene.12
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