Jennifer Lawrence just delivered a performance so raw, it made Cannes audiences weep—and MUBI pounced with a $24 million check.
In a festival teeming with cinematic heavyweights, the first major acquisition has emerged: MUBI has secured the U.S. and multiple international rights to Lynne Ramsay's ‘Die My Love' for a staggering $24 million, marking the platform's most significant deal to date .
Adapted from Ariana Harwicz's novel, the film delves into the psyche of Grace, portrayed by Lawrence, a new mother spiraling into postpartum psychosis amidst the isolation of rural Montana. Lawrence, drawing from her own experiences with motherhood, delivers a performance that critics are hailing as her most compelling since ‘Mother!' .
The film's unflinching exploration of maternal mental health, combined with Ramsay's visceral direction, has not only captivated audiences but also ignited discussions about the often-overlooked struggles of new mothers.
With a nine-minute standing ovation at its Cannes premiere and early Oscar buzz swirling, ‘Die, My Love' is poised to be both a critical darling and a conversation starter.
Would you brave this emotional rollercoaster or opt for a lighter cinematic fare? The choice is yours—but be prepared to feel.
