The Cast Of 'Disobedience' Talks Orthodox Religion | Los Angeles Times
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Director Sebastián Lelio and stars Rachel Weisz, Rachel McAdams and Alessandro Nivola talk religion at the LA Times TIFF studio.
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0:12 that was an intense stare
Sus
I would like to be That near Rachel weisz too
Yeah lol
two oscars for these two ladies, hurry up!
Most beautiful Rachels in the world 😍😍
I saw you RA watching RW lips while she talks
Yeah right, I wonder what that means...? Nostalgia or desire....
cat isabella Memories just memories 😊😀
She always did that to everyone but we never know 😂🤣
YES I SAW TOO it’s desire man I can fell it
No its the same with other costars
I never notice that Rachel Weisz has a smirking smile when she watch or listen to other person talking in the interview until now....Very interesting!
I cannot wait to see this film
Sebastian
Disobedience Perfect Movie🥰 (10-09-2019 yüklenmesinin 2. yılı olmuş ya la 😱 )
Wow
no trailer/clip?!
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"What Movie Stars learned about a 3700 year old region while spending hours in makeup, being herded to 452 interviews plugging the film, talking to their husbands and kids on the cellphone, making time to eat, rest and keep up on their NEXT movie role....
Alessandro Nivola immersed himself in the Lubavitch Hasidic world in Crown Heights. He talks about it in this Esquire interview: "How did you prepare for your role in Disobedience? Was it daunting?
Normally I don't have that much time to prepare [for roles]. This was an unusual situation where I had about four months - first of all to grow the beard, but also to try and gain access to a really closed community.
I was lucky enough to get introduced to the Lubavitch Hasidic community in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. They were worried I was going to f**k it up and misrepresent the Orthodoxy, so this guy decided he was going to mentor me. It started off with Hebrew lessons, learning specific blessings, then he started inviting me for Shabat dinners with his family. We really got to be friends. Of course, a lot of people in Crown Heights are related to and know people in North London - in Hendon and Golders Green - so I came over here and already had an introduction."
I thought Alessandro Nivola was British.
I searched on Google and was very surprised that he was American.
I grew up Jewish orthodox. The portrayal of the culture is wholly skewed. None of the nuances were captured.
Yisroel Assouline I grew up too like a Jewish Orthodox. By the book, i can tell that sometimes i felt like Ronit (the protagonist). I don’t, everyone has their own perspective.
They've done worse portrayals before.
That's interesting. As someone who knows nothing about living in a religion, let alone the Jewish one, I also felt the same. But then I also felt the same about the whole film in total. It was a little too simplistic or minimal in the details of the lives of these people. Lacking, as you say, in the nuances, including Ronits life. That said, I still enjoyed the film:)
It was not the purpose to talk about religion, it was just to have a background without getting too involved in it, even so the little that appears in this film is beautiful, like the music. The film talks about the feelings of some girls who fall in love but for her belief and for her community, one decides to leave and the other tries to live a life that she knows is not what she would like. I think you need to see her again.