Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench

2009
Not Rated
1h 22min

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The story of two separated lovers, a young jazz trumpeter (Palmer) and an introverted woman (Garcia), who slowly wind their way back into each otherÂ’s lives through a series of romances and near-romances punctuated by song.

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Drama Musical

Después de conectarse con la tímida Madeline, un trompetista de jazz y ella, parecen estar destinados a estar juntos.Después de conectarse con la tímida Madeline, un trompetista de jazz y ella, parecen estar destinados a estar juntos.Después de conectarse con la tímida Madeline, un trompetista de jazz y ella, parecen estar destinados a estar juntos.

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Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

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Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench

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A Guide to the Films of Damien Chazelle

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A Guide to the Films of Damien Chazelle

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Trivia
Shortly after completing the film, a friend suggested to writer/director Damien Chazelle to watch Barry Jenkins's film Remedio para melancólicos (2008) given it was another black and white contemporary film gaining momentum among the indie circuit. Ironically, a friend of Barry Jenkins' told him to watch Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench (2009) shortly after completing his film. Both directors were up for several Academy Awards in 2017 for their films La La Land. Una historia de amor (2016) and Luz de luna (2016) respectively and only discovered this after speaking to one another during The Hollywood Report's Oscar's Roundtable.

Errores
When Guy and Elena meet on the train, a recorded announcement says "Entering Charles/MGH, Mass. General Hospital," but they are on a Green Line train, which doesn't go to Charles station.

Conexiones
Featured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #1.16 (2011)

Bandas sonoras
Cincinnati
Music by Justin Hurwitz
Lyrics by Damien Chazelle

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7/10

A marvelous jazz musical debut worth more for its subtlety!

3/3 Damien Chazelle films for me.

Tap dancing and jazz at its finest.

The youngest director to win an Academy Award for "La La Land" and first discovered by most with his sophomore film, "Whiplash", this is his debut from when he was still attending Harvard University.

This reminds me considerably of John Carney's "Once". A heartfelt, character driven, low budget musical that has the inklings of a true artist about to inevitably succeed in the mainstream, refining their craft slowly but surely. It should be appreciated even more for this, for their later award winning masterpieces will be far more influenced by Hollywood. Nothing much happens, but that is perfectly fine- because it is focused on the exceptional score and soundtrack. Cherish it.