Blue Car

2002
12
1 Std. 36 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,6/10

3754

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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2 Videos

20 Fotos

Drama

Eine unruhige junge Frau wird von einem Lehrer ermutigt, an einem Gedichtwettbewerb teilzunehmen.Eine unruhige junge Frau wird von einem Lehrer ermutigt, an einem Gedichtwettbewerb teilzunehmen.Eine unruhige junge Frau wird von einem Lehrer ermutigt, an einem Gedichtwettbewerb teilzunehmen.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,6/10

3754

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 1 Gewinn & 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

Videos2

Fotos20

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Wissenswertes
This film was edited on an Apple Macintosh Computer with "Final Cut Pro" and "Cinema Tools" software.

Patzer
The application form that Meg fills out for the poetry contest says her poem is entitled "Blue Car", although at that point she has not yet written the poem or given it a title.

Zitate
[after looking over her poem]
Auster: Okay... you tell me.
Meg: I don't know.
Auster: Why not? Are you afraid I'm going to tell you your work stinks?
Meg: Does it?
Auster: What do you think?
Meg: Probably. I don't know.
Auster: Come back when you do.
[rises, starts to leave]
Meg: It doesn't stink. There's a line that I like.
Auster: Which one?
Meg: "Lost leaves spin past the glass, but the trees don't go. They stay by my window."
Auster: What about the rest of it?
Meg: I could go deeper.
Auster: Good for you.

Verbindungen
Featured in The 2004 IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards (2004)

Soundtracks
Fly
Written and Performed by Lori Carson, Layng Martine Jr. and Jane Scarpantoni
Feels Good for a Minute Music/Corporal Blossom Music (BMI)
(c) 2001

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A true gem from the indie world:Bruckner is flawless

BLUE CAR (2003) **** David Strathairn, Agnes Bruckner, Margaret Colin, Frances Fisher, A.J. Buckley, Regan Arnold, Sarah Beuhler, Dustin Sterling, Mike Ward. Excellent indie festival hit about a teenage girl (Bruckner in a heartbreakingly raw turn) whose only solace from her crumbling domestic life is in her gift as a poet is mentored by her well-meaning but clearly coercive English teacher (Strathairn in one of his best performances) who goads her into a contest. First time filmmaker Karen Moncrieff delivers a truly audacious debut with a gift for character development and strong narrative as well as a shrewd cast (Colin gives her best turn too as Bruckner's downward spiraling mom and young Arnold as her baby sister is absolutely stunning) adds a lift above the norm in coming-of-age flicks that resonates with pitch-perfect depictions of a young woman coming into her own. One of the year's best films.