US EditionJennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson Live It Up at Dior Beauty Party in Cannes
- Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson premiered their thriller Die, My Love on May 17, 2025, during the annual Cannes Film Festival in France.
- The film, directed by Lynne Ramsay and based on Ariana Harwicz's 2017 novel, depicts a mother's mental health struggles that disrupt her marriage.
- At the premiere, Jennifer Lawrence was dressed in a white gown with an off-the-shoulder design, while Robert Pattinson opted for a classic black suit; the two actors were honored with a nine-minute standing ovation.
- Lawrence explained that, as a mother, distinguishing her own actions from those of her character was quite challenging given the demands of the role.
- Die, My Love’s strong reception suggests a renewed awards conversation for Lawrence, though it currently lacks a U.S. Distributor and faces uncertain prospects.
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Cannes 2025. "Death, My Love" - Jennifer Lawrence Shows the Highest Acting Skill in Drama About the "Happy" Family. First It Seems Like It's a Movie About Postnatal Depression.
The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, "Death, My Love" (Die, My Love), a drama by Scottish girl Lynn Ramsey, a performer who has addressed the subject of destructive mental states on several occasions, with Jennifer Lawrence playing a leading role in the film: "Oskara" and showing the highest performance, as did Robert Pattinson, who played her heroine husband.
Lynne Ramsay Wanted Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson to Attack ‘Each Other Like Tigers’ on First Day of ‘Die My Love’: ‘Can You Do It Naked?’
Jennifer Lawrence gives one of her most all-consuming and risky performances as a writer crashing down badly from postpartum in the countryside in Lynne Ramsay’s “Die My Love.” The Cannes Competition premiere is an adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s 2017 novel, which Lawrence and her Excellent Cadaver production team sent to Ramsay a couple of years ago, hoping the “We Need to Talk About Kevin” filmmaker would want to direct it. The dark, intensely …
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