Maggie Gyllenhaal and Dakota Johnson Break Down a Scene from 'The Lost Daughter' | Vanity Fair
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- Dakota Johnson and 'The Lost Daughter' director Maggie Gyllenhaal break down a scene from their new film starring Dakota and Olivia Colman.
THE LOST DAUGHTER is now in theaters and coming to Netflix December 31, 2021, www.netflix.com/TheLostDaughter
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There’s something about a directorial debut, it’s like she put every ounce of her soul into every single second and aspect of the film. I’m excited to watch and feel all the feels.
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I watched it. It’s rushed. Lots of odd closeups that cut the actors off. The story is confusing and difficult to follow.
Awfull movie.
it was so so incredible...
@@XshopahollicsX It was dull and boring.
Dakota looked so amazing in the movie. The way she has black hair and smokey eye make up no make up face and the flirtatious smile while looking at Olivia ,that particular scene is breathetaking
I agree. Her acting and look in the movie was so natural and powerful to me.
I also agree. She did an amazing job..
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Maggie's obsession with Dakota's buttocks throughout the movie was weird.
I didn’t even recognize it was Dakota until a good portion into the movie
This breakdown exudes such emotional, feminine communication and it's so empowering to watch these two artists interact this way.
Your description is exactly what makes this film, in it's entirety, an exceptional piece of art.
The men the trees and the beach and the sea are the canvas and frame of the female lives we are experiencing.
Wonderfully deep performances in a women's film for women.👏👏👏👏
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That’s such a great way to describe it, yes - agreed!
You have GOT to be s bot. I refuse to believe any actual human being would actually write that comment out.
@Daniel W as soon as there will be an equal representation of all genders and races in every field, you can start the conversation about it
This film has a very 70’s/80’s European vibe which is rarely seen outside of France these days. A lot of pregnant nothing gives the film weight, the abstractions the suspense. The theme - more subtle than I imagined it would be - is an important and seldom talked about topic. I know these kind of mothers and hopefully there’s some kind of redemptive process that is kick started by realizing through this important movie that they’re not the only ones who feel like unnatural mothers.
Wow. You nailed it. Absolutely get 70/80 Euro vibes and the color grading and cinematography is reminiscent of French films.
I agree with everything you said! Spot on!
my god, i thought the same. An European vibe is so catchy there.
This is one of those movies that I absolutely love but i could never recommend to a regular person. There’s so much nuance between the lines of dialogue that you really need to give the movie your undivided and there’s just not that many people who can do that for 2 hours. I hope Maggie continues to direct. She’s incredible.
I agree with
Th Ceej. It’s not your average, main stream movie. I had a feeling that this is would be so with Maggie Gyllenhaal.
To reflect about the many meanings of how to interpret the scenes and their underlying meanings is imperative to appreciate the depth and complexities of the various relationships.
I’m a fan.
Gosh, Maggie Gyllenhaal is a scholar of film and cinema. It was so mesmerizing watching her break down this scene with such intellectual detail.
Ok. Watch the film tho. Directing is terrible
Maggie Gyllenhaal should do audio books if she hasn't already. I love her way of speaking.
She’s narrated Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina and Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar, and maybe some others. You may want to check them out.
@@hupotasso4705 I had no clue. Thank you!!!
@@hupotasso4705 I loved listening to her read The Bell Jar! It wasn’t robotic like a lot of people who read audiobooks.
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Funny you say that, I was thinking the same thing…..I’ve always liked Dakota’s manner of speech too.
Dakotas face is everything. She can tell a whole story with it in just a second.
I love how there are all of these talented people making a film and they say “we had no money.” I kinda love that
Olivia Colman looks incredible here. I mean she's amazing in everything, but she really looks haunted here, incredible actress.
Wow, Emerald Fennell, Regina King, Olivia Wilde, Greta Gerwig, Micaela Coel and now Maggie Gyllenhaal it’s so great to see this wonderful actresses becoming brilliant directors, I’m incredibly excited to see this one!
Feminine movies and directors need to take the spotlight.
Don’t forget Rebecca Hall, she directed the movie Passing (debut) as it’s fantastic. Piece of art
@@55555gino you are absolutely right! I adored passing and I completely forgot about it, hopefully it will get the recognition it deserves! Also, I don’t know if that’s you in the profile pic but I love your style!
@@oberonyronwood5657 haha yes it’s me, thanks a lot ! 😉
@@55555gino ☺️
So happy Maggie made her jump as a director. Very excited for this.
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I loved this film, incredible acting, so atmospheric. Such a thought-provoking meditation on the murkier sides of motherhood. I'm surprised by the commenters who were bored- what about the doll?! That had me so worried! I loved the ending, for me that moment of lightness with the daughters stopped it being a morality tale about being a bad mum, and allowed it to simply be a vital meditation. Loved it!
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Well, I’m sorry, but I interpreted the ending rather differently.
This movie is so delicate and mysterious.
Sooo excited to see Maggie as a director now. She’s a fantastic actress as well. Hope she gets the recognition she deserves now
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I love how Maggie and Dakota are so synchronized, the both were on the same page about what it's the meaning of the scene.
I can’t even describe the feeling this movie gave me. I’m not a mother and I’m not even old but something inside me really related to Leda somehow. This battle of confining into a certain persona of what a mother should be!
Dakota was mesmerizing in this film. Listening to them talk about it is also mesmerizing. So much earthy, emotionally intelligent energy exuding them both
This makes me miss the commentary on DVDs! I would love to hear them talk through the whole film!
I loved the movie. It left me feeling melancholy and somewhat lonely and I think that’s the emotion Maggie was trying to evoke with her audience…
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Almost all of the movie I thought by the title that Leda lost Bianca when she was young which was what had her so distressed.
That's what I thought too! I keep waiting for that and was scared of it, but no.
She did shortly lose her and at the beach, too, but found her again (I think this is only in the book). And then again, of course, she deliberately „lost“ her daughters for those three years where she eloped
Exactly
I loved this film. After watching several "bad" films, it is a relief to see one that moves you in a way.... that you can't even begin to describe. There were times when I wanted to weep ..... Olivia Colman was fantastic. Ed Harris was perfectly cast.
The scene between Leda and Nina speaking after Leda brings Elena back to her is amazing. Not much is said on the surface but Dakota’s delivery, how Nina observingly looks at Leda with this admiration and curiosity, it’s very captivating
i love dakota & maggie, super excited for the movie !!
Finally!!!
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Жизнь, как красивая мелодия, только песни перепутались.
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Really enjoyed this film. Beautifully shot. A hauntingly uneasy vibe and yet so addictive. Genius.
this was such an insightful and eye opening breakdown of what the experience of the scene was. I was engrossed the entire time listening to maggie describe how she worked with her resources and the team she selected. I also don’t think i’ve ever heard Dakota speak so passionately! I hope they do more together
At Antonioni, Godard and Monica Vitti she had my "like button" pressed. That's amazing cinema knowledge, you can clearly see she's passionate about the movies and not about her lifestyle! Last but not least she doesn't only know about American movies.
I've only seen Dakota in 50 Shades of Gray and so I've never been too impressed with her acting. But oh my, what a great job she did here. Just goes to prove how a well written & directed movie can showcase how talented an actor can be.
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She so underrated, if you want a feel good film and also love Shia labouf then please watch The peanut Butter falcon, Dakota is in this film too and is absolutely great, real good film, makes you smile, such a beautiful film ✌🏽💚
ugh...this was such a beautiful film. so creative, emotionally invoking, and exciting to watch unfold because i couldnt predict what was next
Even though the movie was quit slow in comparison to others, I couldn’t stop watching. Very good movie.
I could listen and watch to these two intelligent women talk about this film for hours!! Maggie did such a good job and Dakota is an incredible actress!!
I am already obssessed by this movie. A piece of art. Maggie... brilliant.
This movie is phenomenal! So expressive and rich in its writing! The acting is increíble, the portrayal of femininity and humanity is vulnerable yet bold. Just finished it and I adore it
Maggie is just beyond amazing. Dakota is gorgeous.
She has a nice rear end but her face is made for acting
I love hearing how these women worked together and collaborated. So beautiful
I love the two of them and omg this movie was so scenic and every scene had so much meaning! Dakota really knows how to speak with her eyes and Maggie knew exactly how to capture it !!!🎥 💙
This movie is amazing!! Thank you so much for showing that there are other types of moms too!! Not just the ones who are ready to sacrifice anything for their kids or who love their kids more than themselves!!! Especially in India where unless you are a mom, you are not a whole woman. Also, thanks for showing the “dad’s” part perfectly. That’s how it is. Thank you so much!!
I think some people are not meant to be moms. Aunts maybe, but not moms..
maggie's little impersonations of dakota were actually so on point!
Every aspect of this film just captures your attention and heart. Not only did Maggie pour every ounce of personal attention into this, she made the perfect choice with Dakota and Olivia
I loved this movie. I wish Dakota Johnson had more scene's she is a great actor and absolutely beautiful.
I haven't watched this film yet because honestly I'm going to cry all over it and I need a good time to do that, but it looks SO beautiful and I'm so excited.
Such incredible women. Makes me happy seeing them support & praise each other. Both so talented. Can't wait to see this movie 😍
SUCH A WELL DONE MOVIE AND BEAUTIFULLY DIRECTED
“We don’t have a lot of money”. Lol.
Yeah they had $5 million. Is that much? Inform yourself.
Compelling w/ intriguing commentary that nicely entices one to see the film.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Thanks for this break down, it's so thrilling to see the director so passionately explains things.
Maggie seems very knowledgeable and wise. Very excited for this film!
Shot on video? Bravo, it looks amazing and yes the freedom of letting the camera go, because it doesn't cost anything.
Dakota gave me Juliet Lewis vibes in this film. Really great movie. The ending felt a bit abrupt (quick stabbing, beach scene with orange) but I really enjoyed it.
Yes I see that too, she looked lovely w the dark hair and smokey eyes
Finally, an awesome movie showcasing Dakota's great talent in acting.
the respect between them!!
I love how Maggie Gyllenhall explained in detail and showcase her passion and smartness
Dakota Johnson is so damned pretty.
When I watch this movie I would think about my childhood and the times my mom was there and wasn't there for us
Liked the movie. Actress Olivia Colman performance was amazing. Congratulations to Maggie Gyllenhaal. Complex and interesting movie. Glad Dakota Johnson was in the movie. All other actors did good as well. The end is open to different interpretations.
Everything about this interview/scene breakdown was amazing. I really appreciated all of this. 13 minutes of breakdown evoking so much emotion. We are lucky to be entertained by such fantastic and passionate individuals. Thank you.
I need a full breakdown of this film
Maggie Gyllenhall is a fantastic actress
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Жизнь, как красивая мелодия, только песни перепутались.
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Her and her brother, both!
Dagmara Domincyzk also deserves some shout out for this!
"Time is not linear" as said by her 15 year old. No truer words said the entire video
Can't wait for it
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SMART : flirt.
Like to eat.
Жизнь, как красивая мелодия, только песни перепутались.
#однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков
#ライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#かならりやばかったですね！１#万人を超える人が見ていたもんね（笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした！#今後は気を付けないとね5). .
!💖🖤❤#今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#１万人を超える人が見ていたも ん（#笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした #今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！（ #笑）#垃圾
Maggie is magnificent, both as a director and an actress. Love her ❤
so proud of maggie
Good directing by Maggie. Not an easy film to watch but well done. The ending is perplexing though.
Dakota has her dad’s eyes and mom’s gaze.
Dakota looks even more stunning every time i see her.
I really wish this movie wins an Oscar, it's AMAZING
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Same feel as By the Sea movie (2015). Special, beautiful and deep movies.
So amazing. I still don't know what this movie is about, but it looks SO good.
I'm so exited for this!
Love this movie, every scene emotionally evocative,
Can’t wait to see it. Great cast as well!!
I can't say enough about how talented a director Maggie Gyllenhaal is. Super fantastic film, compelling characters and screenplay. I hope Maggie makes more films, she has found her genius.
Can't wait to watch this movie!
I need them to do one explaining the film cause i watched it but i was super confused :(
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i have a feeling that this movie is a masterpiece
Be prepared for your feelings to be exceptionally board then 😳
It's a masterpiece
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For me, this is the best directed movie I have seen in a long time…She put every piece guided by an amazing message…sublime. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
What a beautiful breakdown 👏😍👌
I think Dakota should keep that black hair. She looked gorgeous.
I can say this was my favorite movies would like to get my time back
Can’t wait to see
What a movie. Still processing
you guys could have waited one more day😂😂although it was nice
I just finished 'The Deuce ' and I was like, I really can see Maggie directing a film.. and she really did. Great job. I enjoyed.
Movie was so intense I have to watch it again. Dakota once again did a awesome job.
For the first time writer and director with such very hard book to adapt amazing and her casting are perfect, and when she sad Monica Viti that woman know what doing
Fyi this is based on the "The Lost Daughter" novella by Elena Ferrante. Although the novella takes place with Italian characters in Italy...but the Hollywood adaptation changes them to be American and British.
And the film was originally to be set/filmed in the US (New Jersey) but because of covid they ended up in Greece instead.
This movie made me feel so lonely
Yes it’s definitely an ode to loneliness.
This movie was was a strong expression of Maggie’s artistic perspective.
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Despite the plot holes, such as the pinecone hitting her, the worm in the doll, etc being unanswered, I really enjoyed this movie. The acting was incredible, Dakota's character made me feel anxious the whole way through, and Olivia Colman is just brilliant as always
Wouldn’t call those plot holes. The pinecone bruising her shoulder was weird (I can’t imagine any pinecone doing that) but that seemed there for more atmospheric or thematic reasons, like the environment was becoming actively hostile towards her. You could look at it as nature itself attacking her for leaving her children (“I’m an unnatural mother”). And the sea worm in the doll worked in a similar way: there’s something ugly and scary hiding in her past, symbolized by the doll
@@connorveach5986 you’re right! I guess i just didn’t delve into the deeper meaning of it. I think i was looking for something deeper in the meaning of those little things throughout the movie, but they were there to purely show her haunts of motherhood.
wasn't the pinecone after her first encounter with the whole family and the birthday celebration?? that was very intense.
@@connorveach5986 that’s exactly how I read it - the worm, the pinecone, the fruit that was rotting underneath.
The pinecone and the noisy family - her tranquility being interrupted, much like her life was when her children came along.
The fruit - very symbolic in the film of the song she used to sing with her children - but rotten underneath, like a facade that gave way to ugly truth.
The worm - felt like neglect, because she hadn’t taken care of the doll, like her children. Worms can also parasites, which she sometimes seemed to view them as.
Full of layers and all added to the unease. Still think it wasn’t a perfect film but I really liked a lot of it.
Looking forward to watching this film 🎥 Never saw Dakota Johnson SO natural and pretty. Olivia Colman is such an amazing/talented actress 💗
I think she always looks natural. Now she had dyed hair and loved her make up. I think she was more made up than in other films.
I love Olivia's dress.
i enjoyed this film so much
Love these two and came to think of that two Mrs Grey finally meets 🥰
I really loved this movie.
Dakota looks amazing with the darker hair in this movie!!!!
fantastic film!!
movie made by women just hit different
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