Movie Review: Die My Love
"Die My Love," in theaters Friday, features a bravura performance by Jennifer Lawrence in director Lynne Ramsay's bleak depiction of a woman's breakdown.
The film is an intense exploration of a woman succumbing to the pressures of marriage and motherhood, anchored by Lawrence's performance.
- Lawrence and Robert Pattinson star as Grace and Jackson, a young couple who move into his late uncle's house in rural woods.
- The pair's passion turns to boredom and resentment as Jackson leaves Grace alone with their newborn.
- Mutual resentments create conflict in the marriage, making "Die My Love" an unabashedly bleak film.
"Die My Love" is a cathartic vehicle for uncomfortable subjects and behavior.
Author's summary: Jennifer Lawrence shines in a bleak movie.
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