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Psychological drama starring Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson. Soon after moving into the rural Montana home that once belonged to his uncle, Jackson and his girlfriend, Grace, welcome a baby boy into the world. But with eerie quiet all around and Jackson away working for long spells, an already erratic Grace quickly spirals.
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A star rating of 4 out of 5.
James Mottram
Featuring the one-two punch of leads Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, Die, My Love is an absorbing and quietly devastating relationship drama. Lawrence plays Grace, a new mother living in a rural Montana backwater with husband Jackson (Pattinson). Gradually, as marital woes unfold between the two, Grace's mental health deteriorates. Is this a problem of nature or nurture? One flashback, to their wedding night, shows her inebriated and out of control. There's a self-harming, self-destructive impulse buried in her DNA, but it's clear she loves her baby more than life itself. Adapting from Ariana Harwicz's 2017 novel, director Lynne Ramsay (You Were Never Really Here) is in supreme command of her craft, conjuring an atmospheric character piece that showcases Lawrence's great talents as she and Pattinson are pushed to their limits. Featuring acting legends Sissy Spacek and Nick Nolte in small but potent roles, the film also spins on brilliant cinematography from Seamus McGarvey, whose subtle work heightens the increasingly sombre mood. Scored with to-die-for tracks (Cream, David Bowie), this perfectly essays one woman's psychological journey and builds to a heartbreaking crescendo.
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rolenameGraceJennifer LawrenceJacksonRobert PattinsonPamSissy SpacekHarryNick NolteKarlLaKeith Stanfield
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Theatrical distributor
MUBI
Released on
2025-11-07
Languages
English
Guidance
Violence, swearing, a sex scene, nudity
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Colour
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