Elizabeth Olsen in ‘Big Roll’? It’s Coming to Netflix — Actus Ciné
In September, Netflix will release the film “Three Girls” starring Elizabeth Olsen, as well as Natasha Lyonne and Carrie Coon. A drama that will be announced.
Netflix has released a teaser for His Three Daughters, a poignant drama starring Natasha Lyonne, Carrie Coon and Elizabeth Olsen. Premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival, the film was a déjà vu for American critics, filled with their own ideas and strong emotions.
Exceptional casting
In Azazel Jacobs’ film, three actresses embody the reunion of mothers to occupy their final moments, played by Jay O. Sanders. Carrie Coon interprets Katie, the responsible sister, and Natasha Lyonne is Rachel, who desinvolte qui cherche à detacher de la reality en fumarant du cannabis.
Elizabeth Olsen, when she loves Christina, tells the story of a young woman who, in her mind, turns her face toward the imminent presence of her father. This family reunion veers away from the theater of conflicts, reconciliations, and profound revelations about a shared past.
Elizabeth Olsen, who continues to play the role of Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is unexpected in this film “Intimacy”. Ou plutôt, she is reborn in her funds and has fun in the author’s drama, in a genre in which she is in an excellent world. In an interview, according to Vanity FairOlsen is thrilled with the role: “When we were discussing the script for the premiere, I said (according to Jacobs): “This is a different story that this is the version of my mother that you imagine.”“
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Retrouvailles de deux Sensitives
Azazel Jacobs, the creator of “French Exit” with Michelle Pfeiffer and “Lovers”, a retrospective of Elizabeth Olsen with what was in the work “Sorry for your loss”, a tender and sensitive series about the devil and products on Facebook. And when I watch “band-announcement”, it is the final film with great sensitivity, capable of complex dynamism and the co-venture of dark family relationships.
I shot on 35mm with director of photography Sam Levy. These three girls offer a raw and authentic aesthetic of vision that heightens the intensity of the emotions on screen. The three actresses are a sublime paradox because they choose an aesthetic choice, which camera without fard is most suitable for resting in a place where the power of play can be found.
Catch this tense and gripping family drama on Netflix on September 20th.