Beautiful Darling: The Life and Times of Candy Darling, Andy Warhol Superstar, a documentary film, is a marvelous tribute to a brief, extraordinary life. Featuring loads of current and vintage interviews, film clips, photos, and never-before-screened archival footage, the film brings Candy and her world back to us after over thirty years.

Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner CHLOE SEVIGNY voices Candy Darling, reading from Candy's own letters and diaries.

Beautiful Darling is delighted and honored to announce its world premiere at the Berlinale: in the prestigious Panorama section of the 60th Berlin International Film Festival, on February 12, 2010. Visit the Berlinale website for further screening times and festival information.

And visit the film's site, and view its trailer, at www.beautifuldarling.com.

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Beautiful Darling is produced by Jeremiah Newton, Elisabeth Bentley, and Gill Holland, and directed by James Rasin.

Executive producers are Michael J. Newman and D.J. Martin.

The February 2010 issue of UK HARPER'S BAZAAR has an exciting seven-page spread about Candy Darling and the film.

CANDY: The First Transversal Style Magazine, the latest hot limited-edition periodical from Luis Venegas, contains a feature-length interview with director James Rasin. CANDY's first issue sold out immediately... become a fan of CANDY MAGAZINE on Facebook.

The Beautiful Darling project and producer Jeremiah Newton were profiled in the April '08 issue of i-D Magazine.

Candy's gravestone, in Jeremiah Newton's family plot in a quiet upstate New York cemetary.

On the reverse, a quotation from Edith Sitwell's poem "Heart and Mind".

Candy Darling at rest: Candy's ashes were buried with floral tributes from friends on a rainy afternoon in late October, 2007. The ceremony was filmed for the documentary. Photo by associate producer Meg E. Newman.

(l-r) Sound technician Robin Shore, editor Zachary Stuart-Pontier, director of photography Martina Radwan, and director James Rasin at the graveyard. Photo by associate producer Meg E. Newman.

Beautiful Darling at the Museum of the Moving Image: Producer Jeremiah Newton, director James Rasin, editor Zachary Stuart-Pontier, and executive producer Michael J. Newman take part in a Q&A session after the preview screening of selections from the work-in-progress November 10, 2007. Photo by associate producer Meg E. Newman.

Candy with Jeremiah Newton. Photo by Francis Ng.