Which Andy Warhol film follows Edie Sedgwick through a day of changing moods and activities?

Andy Warhol’s film following Edie Sedgwick through changing moods and activities is *Poor Little Rich Girl*.

Released in 1965, the film is centered on Sedgwick, one of Warhol’s best-known performers. It was shot in two parts: one section shows Sedgwick waking and preparing for the day, while another presents her in conversation and under the influence of drugs. The footage captures her presence more than it builds a conventional plot.

The title references the contrast between Sedgwick’s privileged background and the troubled circumstances shown on screen. Warhol’s camera treats her room, speech, gestures, and silences as the film’s main subject.

The movie is often confused with *Beauty No. 2*, another 1965 Warhol film starring Sedgwick. The two are separate works with different settings and structures.