Heaven Knows What

2014
R
1h 37min

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Arielle Holmes in Heaven Knows What (2014)

Harley loves Ilya. He gives her life purpose and sets her passion ablaze. So, when he asks her to prove her love by slitting her wrists, she obliges with only mild hesitation, perhaps because of her other all-consuming love: heroin.

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Una joven lucha por reconciliar su amor por su novio y por la heroína pero descubre que el suicidio es la única forma en que su novio puede perdonarla por su fechoría.Una joven lucha por reconciliar su amor por su novio y por la heroína pero descubre que el suicidio es la única forma en que su novio puede perdonarla por su fechoría.Una joven lucha por reconciliar su amor por su novio y por la heroína pero descubre que el suicidio es la única forma en que su novio puede perdonarla por su fechoría.

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Premios
- 5 premios y 12 nominaciones en total

Vídeos2

Imágenes40

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Curiosidades
The lead, Arielle Holmes lived on the streets of NYC prior to this film and after being discovered by Josh Safdie, she wrote and texted him almost every situation and story she experienced via her heroin addiction, her tragic relationship with Ilya and life on the streets of NYC. When the film began shooting, Arielle Holmes got clean and remained clean throughout the shoot.

Pifias
In the scene after Ilya hitchhikes, he is seen dropping the paper surrounding his DayQuil bottle on the floor. In the next scene when he drinks from it again, the paper is still surrounding the bottle.

Citas
Skully: You ain't gettin' rid of me, I ain't going nowhere.

Conexiones
Features Hellraiser: Revelations (2011)

Banda sonora
The Demon Dance Of Doc Death
(Opening credits music)
Written and performed by Paul Grimstad
Original music for the film
Mysteroid Music (ASCAP)

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9/10

Love, unrequited; but there is always heroin.

I guess I'm writing this review after seeing the one and only other review. This film is actually really very good, and for what its showing: perfect. Time is different for some people. Those with heroin in their lives don't live as we do. For them time doesn't really exist.

There is a flow and it is somewhat linear though quantum leaps here and there are possible at anytime.

There is always need.

The opening is a dream. One of Harley's perfect moments in 'time' smashed by a realisation. She has to kill herself for the man she loves? Combine this with Heroins ebb and flow and it becomes even more intense.

Love unrequited but really Ilya loves Harley too... right?

What will you do for love? Anything. What will you do for Heroin? Almost anything?

The film flows through days and night though really we are just allowed to view their lives for a short train ride. The end is Malick in style - life just keeps on flowing.

I read up a little on Arielle Holmes (Harley) - she has lived the lifestyle, and some parts of the film are based on her adventures!

It's very realistic. Just watch it all, let it flow.

Oh also, the use of modular synths and sound instead of voice (in parts) is very effective, the latter trying something new and it worked.