Andy at Work

About This Movie

Andy at Work is a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of Andy Warhol during some pivotal moments in his life. The documentary captures Warhol amidst his eclectic circle, filming John Kennedy Jr. and Anthony Radziwill in 1971 at his Montauk estate - a sort of intimate snapshot of the era's social dynamics. The pacing feels almost languid, giving viewers a sense of the time and space Warhol inhabited. Shot in the mid-70s, his studio scenes in Union Square pull you into Warhol's artistic world. The presence of figures like Lee Radziwill and Gerard Malanga adds layers of context to the already rich tapestry. You get a real sense of the atmosphere—sometimes chaotic, often thought-provoking—and the unvarnished reality of Warhol's life and work.

Includes rare footage of Warhol's personal life.Features prominent figures from his artistic circle.Captures the essence of 70s New York's art scene.