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#637
My Rating:
7
Seen It:
Yes
#637
My Rating:
7
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Christian Bale | Bob Dylan / John / Jack |
| Cate Blanchett | Bob Dylan / Jude |
| Marcus Carl Franklin | Bob Dylan / Woody |
| Richard Gere | Bob Dylan / Billy |
| Heath Ledger | Bob Dylan |
| Ben Whishaw | Bob Dylan / Arthur |
| Benz Antoine | Bobby Seale / Rabbit Brown |
| Shaun Balbar | Paparazzi |
| Mark Camacho | Norman |
| Joe Cobden | Sonny |
| Kris Kristofferson | Narrator |
| Don Francks | Hobo Joe |
| Roc LaFortune | Hobo Moe |
| Larry Day | Government Agent |
| Director | Todd Haynes |
| Producer | Andreas Grosch; John Goldwyn; Philippe Aigle; Philip Elway |
| Writer | Todd Haynes; Oren Moverman |
I'm not there is a trip into the life of Bob Dylan a very famous singer and songwriter but the film is not a simple biography. Six actors play different characters representing an aspect and a moment into Dylan's life: Jack Rollins (Christian Bale) is Dylan after he became a born-again while Woody Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin) represents his childhood. The most important characters of the story are Jude Quinn (Cate Blanchett) who plays the poet part of Dylan's personality. All these characters have a story completely different from each other but they form a whole film which strikes the viewer by its poetry and especially by its originality.
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