Bitch

In Bitch, Warhol captures the candid moments of Willard Maas and Marie Menken, who engage in a drunken argument in their living room. The film utilizes a stationary camera, reflecting Warhol's signature approach to home-movie documentary filmmaking. This unscripted piece presents a raw glimpse into the lives of the so-called 'last of the great bohemians.'

The film stars notable figures from the Warhol scene, including Edie Sedgwick and Gerard Malanga, adding to its cult appeal. Bitch has not been seen by the public until recently, making it an intriguing find for collectors of avant-garde cinema. Warhol's ability to blend art with everyday life makes this film a significant representation of his work during the 1960s.