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Woman Director | Girls' Boarding School
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Best Actress | 2006 | Diane
Best Narrative Feature | 2006 | Katherine
Narrative Feature | 2006 | Katherine
Narrative Feature | 2006 | Katherine
2006 | Katherine
Budget 900,000 USD
In the director's commentary, Katherine Brooks stated that she taught actress Erin Kelly how to remove "Simone's" bra with one hand so the choreographed sex scene would look natural.
The movie was made in three weeks.
In the scene where Simone sits in the closet, looking at photos of her former lover, the photos are actually pictures of director Katherine Brooks.
Loving Annabelle (2006) was inspired by the 1931 German classic Mädchen in Uniform (1931).
In the scene when Annabelle leaves the end-of-year ball with St. Peters to retrieve her guitar and the music for a song she wrote earlier, a poster is plainly visible on the wall above her bedside table, featuring the band that originally wrote and performed the song she is about to sing.
"Simone: [Having asked Annabelle to stay after class because Annabelle was a bit risque in giving an answer] I think you're trying to get a rise out of me. Annabelle: [Slightly suggestively] And why would I want to do that? Simone: Perhaps to get attention. Annabelle: Perhaps I'm intrigued. Simone: Ingrigued by what? Annabelle: [Boldly] By you."
"Simone: [talking about getting rid of Annabelle's beads] Maybe you could carry them in your pocket or hide them in your bag where no one could see them. Annabelle: I'll think about it. Simone: Why are you making this so hard? Annabelle: The first person I fell in love with gave them to me. Simone: You still in love with him? Annabelle: *She* moved to Europe last year with her family. Simone: [Simone touches Annabelle's arm] Think about it."
