Every Jennifer Lawrence comeback feels like a comeback. But not just any one, but the most anticipated one of them all. It’s not that there’s a new Jennifer Lawrence movie, it’s that Jennifer Lawrence is coming back. This has been the case ever since she won an award for her work in Venice. far away from scorched earth Two years before he was nominated for his first Oscar. Winter’s Bone. He would later acquire three more, including the infamous statue where he tripped on the stairs on the way to the first statue honoring his debating achievements. the good side of things. He was only 22 years old at the time. Now, 13 years later, blockbuster Your checking account has a story to tell hunger gamesIt’s already been said that Jennifer Lawrence will be returning. And he does it on a plate made of torn paper. Critics have called it at least “daring” for its description and courage. Such adjectives are rarely applied to actors, no matter how much physicality they spread on screen, but when it comes to women…do you feel that perhaps there are double, sexist and very paternalistic standards? “I couldn’t say,” he answered cautiously in a press conference at the last San Sebastian Festival. And it continues like this. “Sure, the words are different depending on whether you’re talking about men or women. But understand, I’m not offended, it’s just different. And for now, he leaves it at that.
Die My Love is the title of his comeback work. Directed by the always intuitive Lynne Ramsay, the film is an adaptation of Argentine author Ariana Hurwitz Matete’s novel Love (note that the verb is unaccented and there is an imperative comma in the middle of the phrase). This translation of the book to the screen leaves no prisoners or injured. Everything is opened in channels. All pure emotional and carnal heartbreak. The story is about a couple who decide to have a child after moving to the countryside to start a new life away from the same life. The crisis that ensues is one that has to do with postpartum depression, anguish, emptiness, fear, and an infinite love that cannot be contained within the actress’s body or the screen itself. We have already said that we are aiming for a full recovery. “There comes a time in life when it doesn’t make sense to abandon your family if you don’t believe there’s a good reason for it.”is said to make it clear that a) she doesn’t need the money and b) the speaker is the producer in addition to being the protagonist.
As a matter of fact, this film appears in Jennifer Lawrence’s life at a moment that cannot be described as just a moment. The central plot of the film is motherhood, as she herself became a mother for the second time some time ago. “Becoming a mother,” she says, connecting the dots between reality and fiction, “expanded my heart. I never thought I could feel so much love and fear at the same time. Undoubtedly, being a mother comes with great personal sacrifices, both personally and professionally, but the rewards are… What’s more, as an actress who deals with emotions, she provides an inexhaustible source of inspiration. “On the other hand, it’s always good to contrast.” My mom is different from me on screen, but we have things in common, and the experience of interacting with the character is very rich and also very fun. “I asked myself what I would do in his situation, and the answer I received was very disturbing.”
“The female gaze is not that different from the male gaze. We are all attracted to what is beautiful, sexual, and powerful.”
Lawrence is confident that movies will play that role. “I believe that art challenges society, resists norms, and questions things, so I think discussing the status quo is an essential part of being an artist,” she stresses. Let’s say the speakers are Lawrence from Mother!, Lawrence from Don’t Look Up, and Lawrence from Don’t Look Up. causeway not the lawrence of red sparrow, x-men or the aforementioned Katniss Everdeen; hunger games. She’s practically Lawrence preparing her next film with Martin Scorsese (what happens at night) And while no one expected it, Lawrence surprised the audience in the San Sebastian press room with a remark that belied the untainted determination so common among stars these days. « It’s scary. It’s frustrating. What is happening (in Gaza) is nothing short of genocide and is unacceptable. I worry about my children, and all of our children…What saddens me is the lack of respect that pervades American political discourse today. There is no integrity, politicians lie, and there is no empathy. And everyone needs to remember that if you choose to ignore what’s happening in other parts of the world, it won’t be long until it happens in your part too,” he said.
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- In the second half of his statement, he said he feared his words would be misunderstood. You were the center of attention from an early age. Is your fear greater now than before?
- yes. It’s hard and actually scary to talk about anything. It’s not just on a personal level because you know someone will be upset or hurt. No, more importantly, whatever you say will be used to distract from the real problem. Clickbait quickly makes what an actor says make headlines when there are actually far more important things that require the public’s attention. From that perspective, it’s scary. I have been in the public eye for a long time and I completely ignore the atrocities people say about me. What worries me is that we are talking about the phrase I said, not about the people who are currently being illegally deported in my country.
It’s not for nothing that she didn’t hesitate to express herself in this way, perhaps because she’s been privileged to be involved in all the movements that have rocked Hollywood and the surrounding area in recent years. “There’s definitely a lot of work to do and a lot of change still needs to happen. There’s still a huge pay gap between men and women. But I think the MeToo movement has changed the world. Society and women have long normalized things that are not normal at all, at the most basic level of how we are treated. It has also changed in that the world is opening up more to tell our stories. But yes, we still have a long way to go.” He asks him to clarify his position, ideology, and even his place in the world. And she continues: “Ever since women were allowed to sit at the table and doors were opened to them, the creative world has expanded for everyone. Women have different life experiences, and that benefits us all… It doesn’t mean that the perspectives are different. The female gaze is not that different from the male gaze. “We’re all attracted to what’s beautiful, what’s sexual, what’s powerful.”
“I’m concerned that our voices as celebrities are being used to distract from the conversation about deportation.”
Die My Love In fact, that’s all Lawrence says. It’s a beautiful, powerful, sexually shameless film. “This film is essentially an honest film, and we wanted honesty in everything, even in sex. But the truth is, despite the seeming intensity, we had a lot of fun while filming.” My character suffers, but I don’t suffer that much. I was in my second trimester of pregnancy with my second child. So after three months of feeling awful every day, I was releasing hormones that made me feel better. I had more energy than usual and had a great time. After all, it was a very tiring job, so I rarely remember having such a deep and good sleep,” he said, reminiscing about taking the topic away from the drama, before pausing and correcting himself: “Recently, I think I’ve finally started to see my mother as a human being. Ariana’s book proves this well. Working and raising children is very tiring. It’s a very difficult job. The birth and postpartum process takes a toll on the body and mind, but I no longer believe we need to pretend it’s easy. Yes, you certainly have to be able to say “I’m having a terrible time” without anyone thinking you’re a bad mother.
Lawrence says she feels blessed. “I feel very lucky. I worked hard and enjoyed great opportunities throughout my twenties. Thanks to them, I can now live a relaxed life and enjoy the artistic process more intensely. That is what is important. Fortunately, I am no longer worried about building a reputation or a career. My only concern at the moment is to not be away from my kids too much and do what I love. You need a good reason to leave home,” he concluded.
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