US EditionPostpartum problems: Jennifer Lawrence’s tragic performance in ‘Die My Love’ is career-best work
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Postpartum problems: Jennifer Lawrence’s tragic performance in ‘Die My Love’ is career-best work
Jennifer Lawrence delivers career-best work in Die My Love, a flamethrower of a movie from director Lynne Ramsay (We Need to Talk About Kevin). As Grace, a woman who moves to the country with her husband, Jackson (Robert Pattinson), to find quiet—only to completely unravel after giving birth—Lawrence puts it all on the screen. Everything she’s done before is a virtual fairytale compared to the terror she conveys in this movie, and she was in Mot…
Postpartum Problems: Jennifer Lawrence’s Tragic Performance in ‘Die My Love’ Is Career-Best Work
Jennifer Lawrence delivers career-best work in Die My Love, a flamethrower of a movie from director Lynne Ramsay (We Need to Talk About Kevin). As Grace, a woman who moves to the country with her husband, Jackson (Robert Pattinson), to find quiet—only to completely unravel after giving birth—Lawrence puts it all on the screen. Everything she’s done before is a virtual fairytale compared to the terror she conveys in this movie, and she was in Mot…
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