Song to Song

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Natalie Portman, Ryan Gosling, Michael Fassbender, and Rooney Mara in Song to Song (2017)

Watch the official movie trailer for 'Song to Song,' a new film from Terrence Malick. 'Song to Song' is coming to theatres March 17, 2017.

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Drama Music Romance

Deux triangles amoureux s'entremêlent. Obsession et trahison avec la scène musicale d'Austin, Texas, pour toile de fond.Deux triangles amoureux s'entremêlent. Obsession et trahison avec la scène musicale d'Austin, Texas, pour toile de fond.Deux triangles amoureux s'entremêlent. Obsession et trahison avec la scène musicale d'Austin, Texas, pour toile de fond.

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Récompenses
- 8 nominations au total

Anecdotes
According to Ryan Gosling, there was no script used while shooting the movie.

Citations
Faye: [voice over] We thought we could just roll and tumble, live from song to song, kiss to kiss.

Connexions
Featured in MsMojo: Top 10 Ryan Gosling Movie Moments (2017)

Bandes originales
Vision
Composed and Performed by Klaus Wiese
Courtesy of Aquamarin Verlag, GmbH, Germany

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5/10

confused disjointed beautiful

BV (Ryan Gosling) and Faye (Rooney Mara) are musicians. Cook (Michael Fassbender) is a producer. Rhonda (Natalie Portman) is a waitress. BV has a fling with Amanda (Cate Blanchett) and Faye with Zoey. These relationships start, conflict, stop, and detour in the Austin music scene.

Terrence Malick continues to make these beautiful-looking dreamlike movies. It's beyond beauty but the story telling is muddled. His style of filmmaking is deliberately disjointed which makes all these complicated relationships hard to follow. It's also emotionally distant. Mara and Gosling have these droning voices which don't help in this case. It's a beautiful movie but the complicated relationship jumping loses me along the way. There is a bit guerrilla filmmaking as Malick steals scenes during real music festivals. This would work much better with fewer relationships.