Jill Kargmans new movie Influenced gives us a foul-mouthed slice of NYCs momzillas

STAR of the Bravo series “Odd Mom Out,” Jill Kargman, a screenwriter for 10 years, just wrote and stars as yenta Dzanielle, an Upper East Sider know-it-all — of which there actually is no other kind — in her new movie, “Influenced.”More New York than the Statue of Liberty, she writes and mocks New York.Its opening guest list, at the Florence Gould Theater, was possibly determined by how many sequins guests could wear.

The men’s room probably had paillettes glued to their BVDs.The film’s funny.Foul.

More than teeth came out of that bridgework.Kargman co-writes and stars as a social-media whocares chasing “1 million” faux friends — black-card status-obsessed Upper East Siders — until an unexpected oops shakes what’s under her bra, etc.A funny foul-mouthed slice of NYC’s Upper East Siders, it’s the momzillas who do lunch after lunch with events, parties, galas, trunk shows, charity meetings, bar mitzvahs.It’s sprinkling glitter on their graves.

It’s putting New York on.There’s even a nice scene in a crappy cemetery where meanwhile a plane flew so low you could’ve gotten a haircut.“Look,” she says, “I developed a writing system.

I’ve done 12 books.I even wrote while I had a TV show for three years.

I wrote while I was in the Hamptons and they were cranky.I kept writing even when my husband, daughter and I were on Christmas vacation.”OK, OK, a mazel tov to you.

The film’s at NYC’s Quad Cinema now.Fridamania shortly hits NYC like a tequila.Painters, poseurs and Park Avenue patrons might soon leave their tweezers for “Frida Week.”It’ll be silk behinds at the Met. An opera about Frida Kahlo and husband Diego Rivera, through June 5.

Rizzoli’s hustling an art book about them.Amigos will pretend they knew Frida when she hadn’t a canvas to splash onto.

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