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This is a 5 min clip/interview from Cannes with Ryan, Michelle and Derek. There are some film scenes we haven’t seen before in this.
The film looks like it is going to hold true to what everyone is saying about it: ‘raw, real and gritty’
In 12 days Blue Valentine will be in Cannes for the 63rd Cannes Festival: Films in Competition (May 18th). According to the films twitter Ryan is set to be attending – we shall see.
12 days and counting till our premiere at cannes, ryan, michelle, derek, @LynetteHowell @jamiepatricof & alex orlovksy will all b there.
Blue Valentine is in the section called ‘Un Certain Regard’ which is a seclection of films with all different kinds of visions and styles which seek international recognition.
There are 19 films in ’Un Certain Regard’
BLUE VALENTINE (BLUE VALENTINE) directed by Derek CIANFRANCE
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Yesterday Ryan Gosling landed in Park City, Utah along with Michelle Williams. Today at 3:15 there will (I believe) be the screening. Hopfully we will get photos. You may get a chance to win a signed poster. Go to the Blue Valentine official site and register (it only takes a moment)! Two photos of the official movie poster have been released and are in the gallery. Good luck to the Blue Valentine cast and crew, hopefully this movie gets picked up. |
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Blue Valentine already making an impression. It has been listed by USA Today as one of the 10 films to watch. Below is the short synopsis along with a quote from Ryan.
Blue Valentine
Ryan Gosling has explored romance in The Notebook and love in an offbeat way in Lars and the Real Girl. Here, he plays a man trying to hold together a marriage even though his wife (Michelle Williams) no longer feels the same. The movie jumps back and forth between the beginning and end of the relationship. “Sex is a really important character in the film, a bone of contention in the present and a dialogue of their love in the past. … I’ve heard (the film) described as a portrait of love falling apart, but I think they should call it an ‘erotic thriller,’ ” he says with a laugh. “That sounds way more fun.”
