Anora, une jeune travailleuse du sexe de Brooklyn, rencontre Ivan, le fils d'un oligarque. Ils se marient sur un coup de tête. Leur conte de fées est menacé lorsque les parents d'Ivan décide... Tout lireAnora, une jeune travailleuse du sexe de Brooklyn, rencontre Ivan, le fils d'un oligarque. Ils se marient sur un coup de tête. Leur conte de fées est menacé lorsque les parents d'Ivan décident de faire annuler le mariage.Anora, une jeune travailleuse du sexe de Brooklyn, rencontre Ivan, le fils d'un oligarque. Ils se marient sur un coup de tête. Leur conte de fées est menacé lorsque les parents d'Ivan décident de faire annuler le mariage.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompensé par 5 Oscars
- 152 victoires et 269 nominations au total
Luna Sofía Miranda
- Lulu
- (as Luna Sofia Miranda)
Résumé
Reviewers say 'Anora' delves into class disparity and human relationships with a dark comedic approach, though pacing and predictability are common criticisms. Mikey Madison's portrayal of Anora is widely praised for authenticity and vulnerability. The film's examination of sex work garners attention, though some feel it lacks depth. 'Anora' is a mixed bag, offering strong performances and resonant themes, but hindered by pacing and character development issues.
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I wanted to see this film for a long time due to high rating on Metacritic, also won Palm D'or, so was very excited to watch it and finally when it won the Oscar, I bought the film on Amazon prime and watched it
To say the least, I was a utterly disappointed. Yes movie had some sequences which were good, but nowhere is the movie Oscar worthy. It should not even be nominated in the best films category. I don't know what has happened to Hollywood that the level of movies that win Oscars has degraded so much over the years. Winning the Oscar for best film was a life goal and this movie winning it really undermines the value of an Oscar.
The script, the narrative is okay, nothing new, some surprises here and there, and that's about it.
The performances I would say are good. The lead actress has done a great job. Maybe she deserved an Oscar nomination, but not win the other side characters, except for one or two are interesting. Rest are not making any sense or any depth of your thinking about them a lot.
Cinematography is good. There is a lot of frames are well placed and lot of imagery. I would say photography is good, but again when the narrative is not strong enough to hold everything falls apart.
I've not seen the other movies which have been nominated. Maybe they are even worse than this, but of course, this does not live up to expectations and Hollywood needs to up their game. Otherwise, I need to stop watching any new movies.
The script, the narrative is okay, nothing new, some surprises here and there, and that's about it.
The performances I would say are good. The lead actress has done a great job. Maybe she deserved an Oscar nomination, but not win the other side characters, except for one or two are interesting. Rest are not making any sense or any depth of your thinking about them a lot.
Cinematography is good. There is a lot of frames are well placed and lot of imagery. I would say photography is good, but again when the narrative is not strong enough to hold everything falls apart.
I've not seen the other movies which have been nominated. Maybe they are even worse than this, but of course, this does not live up to expectations and Hollywood needs to up their game. Otherwise, I need to stop watching any new movies.
Sorry the movie is predictable and also not really well made as some parts are too long without giving anything more while others are too short and should be more investigated. The only positive thing of the whole 2 hours that the predictable and poorly directed and acted movie is the main actress that is the only reason I made till the end. The car scenes at the end of the movie is the only really scene of the whole thing.
I don't understand how this movie won 5 oscars... probably the level is so low nowadays that you can win big also without this kind of film... This movie won best original screenplay instead of real pain....no idea what they smoked before voting.
I don't understand how this movie won 5 oscars... probably the level is so low nowadays that you can win big also without this kind of film... This movie won best original screenplay instead of real pain....no idea what they smoked before voting.
Overrated and boring. Gratuitous nudity and sex scenes with a ton of fluff and fill dialogue. I'm not exactly sure what people were seeing when they gave it a great review, but there was only one solid takeaway from this movie, and that is that Mikey Madison can act. Caveat to that opinion is that specifics of her character can become quite annoying. You'll have to see it to understand exactly what I'm saying without giving any spoilers away. The movie starts out strong and sets itself up pretty well, only to come crashing down not even half way through. If you're not that curious of a movie buff, then you definitely won't regret passing on this one.
The first 40 minutes can be quite misleading, likely catching viewers off guard if they enter with the expectation of a romantic narrative.
Once the first act concludes and the second act kicks in, there's a striking shift in both tone and style that I honestly did not see coming.
The comedy is genuinely entertaining, with moments that will have you laughing out loud. Despite serious circumstances, the absurdity of the situations elicits laughter and chuckles.
They have certainly nailed the dark comedy sides of the story.
However, I found the dramatic elements to be less impactful than I had anticipated, leaving me puzzled by the overwhelmingly positive feedback it has garnered from all around.
While Mikey Madison delivered an impressive performance, and fully deserves every praise coming along her way, her character needed more depth to properly flourish. It feels as if the writing intentionally held back on details, leaving the job of contemplation solely to the audience.
I wish that weren't the case.
Once the first act concludes and the second act kicks in, there's a striking shift in both tone and style that I honestly did not see coming.
The comedy is genuinely entertaining, with moments that will have you laughing out loud. Despite serious circumstances, the absurdity of the situations elicits laughter and chuckles.
They have certainly nailed the dark comedy sides of the story.
However, I found the dramatic elements to be less impactful than I had anticipated, leaving me puzzled by the overwhelmingly positive feedback it has garnered from all around.
While Mikey Madison delivered an impressive performance, and fully deserves every praise coming along her way, her character needed more depth to properly flourish. It feels as if the writing intentionally held back on details, leaving the job of contemplation solely to the audience.
I wish that weren't the case.
How does a movie with no dialog win an Oscar?? Can someone explain that to me?! Saying a bunch of curse words for 2 hours does not constitute a dialog. The "couple" has zero chemistry so how are we expected to believe that she loved him?? Nothing happened between them for her to fall in love. They go on a vegas trip, spend a bunch of money, and that's it? That's how you fall in love with someone?! Hey writers, I got news for you - it doesn't work that way. It takes more than that! The russian actor was good and yes, the final scene made a lot of sense even though it was predictable as hell. The scenes where they're looking for the guy were soooooo drawn out and pointless. Why would you do that?!
If there was ever any doubt that the Academy was corrupt, after this movie, there is no doubt anymore. It's obvious that the Oscars are won with money, not talent. This movie winning 5 Oscars is undeniable proof of that.
If there was ever any doubt that the Academy was corrupt, after this movie, there is no doubt anymore. It's obvious that the Oscars are won with money, not talent. This movie winning 5 Oscars is undeniable proof of that.
Catching Up With 'Anora' Star Mikey Madison
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesLuna Sofía Miranda wasn't supposed to be working the day she met Sean Baker at a strip club and her life changed forever. She was called in to work last minute as a dancer at a Brooklyn strip club. She struck up a conversation with what looked like "just another couple" at the bar -- and they turned out to be filmmaker Baker and his producer wife, Samantha Quan. The pair quickly discovered that Miranda was an aspiring actress and invited her to audition for the role of Lulu, the best friend and coworker of Anora.
- GaffesWhen Ani and Ivan wake up after a crazy night of partying, they remark that they slept all day and that the current time is 5pm. However, the sky outside is still bright, even though it's December, and it gets dark in NY before 5pm that time of year,
- ConnexionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Movies of 2024 (2024)
- Bandes originalesGreatest Day - Robin Schulz Rework
Performed by Take That, Robin Schulz, and Calum Scott
Written by Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, and Mark Owen
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd. (UK) under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Анора
- Lieux de tournage
- Mill Basin, Brooklyn, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis(Vanya's mansion scenes.)
- Sociétés de production
- Voir plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 6 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 20 474 295 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 550 503 $US
- 20 oct. 2024
- Montant brut mondial
- 57 362 936 $US
- Durée
- 2h 19min(139 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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