Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean

2012
Unrated
1h 33min

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Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean (2012)

"A nuanced portrayal of an entire era." -- Artforum. JOSHUA TREE, 1951 is the provocative and mesmerizing experimental portrait of an icon. Framed in a series of dreamlike, sometimes hallucinatory vignettes, the film draws on striking textures (velvety black-and-white 35mm, grainy bursts of color), highly stylized form, and the poetry of Arthur Rimbaud to question not only the established narrative of James Dean's life but also the process of star-making itself. Written and directed by Matthew Mishory.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaJoshua Tree, 1951 is the provocative and mesmerizing experimental portrait of an icon.Joshua Tree, 1951 is the provocative and mesmerizing experimental portrait of an icon.Joshua Tree, 1951 is the provocative and mesmerizing experimental portrait of an icon.

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- 3 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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Trailer 1:18

JOSHUA TREE, 1951 - a film by Matthew Mishory - Teaser

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JOSHUA TREE, 1951 - a film by Matthew Mishory - Official Trailer

Trailer 2:46

JOSHUA TREE, 1951 - a film by Matthew Mishory - Official Trailer

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Cinematographer Michael Marius Pessah shot the black-and-white sequences on Fuji color film, removing the color in the transfer to create the glossy yet contrasted look.

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References Family Theatre: Hill Number One: A Story of Faith and Inspiration (1951)

Bandas sonoras
I Fall in Love Too Easily
Performed by Jeff Harnar
Written by Sammy Cahn

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10/10

Original and Breathtaking

I would recommend this film for the cinematography alone but the unique way this story is told, combined with some very good acting, makes Joshua Tree 1951: A Portrait of James Dean a true winner. It made me want to know even more about who James Dean really was. After viewing this film I went straight home and ordered the book this film is loosely based on. The Director said The Roommate wrote a real-life account of his life with James Dean and I ordered that book as well. I am looking forward to seeing these actors in more films to come.

There is a scene with the James Dean character and The Roommate that brought tears to my eyes. I can't wait to view this film again just for that scene. Amazing film. Amazing acting.