Jennifer Lawrence’s new Apple TV Plus film CausewayToday’s premiere. This movie has been released today. “an intimate portrait of a soldier struggling to adjust to her life after returning home to New Orleans,”Apple streaming is free for all The Hunger GamesThis saga features Jennifer Lawrence as one of the Apple TV Plus bonuses.
According to Apple, the connection between Lawrence’s new movie and the Hunger Games saga is the fact that it was “the role that launched Jennifer Larence to superstardom”. Apple TV Plus subscribers who subscribe to Apple One or Apple TV Plus will be eligible for this bonus up until November 30.
Users can find the Hunger Games saga by opening the Apple TV app, and looking for them in the featured section. CausewayAlthough it is just being released, Rotten Tomatoes fans have already given it a 100% rating.
From director Lila Neugebauer,Causewaystars Lawrence as Lynsey, a military engineer who returns to the US from Afghanistan with a debilitating brain injury following an IED explosion.
Lawrence’s character stays with her mother (Linda Emond), with whom she has a tense relationship. Meanwhile, she’s desperate to get back to work as an engineer. Her doctor (Stephen McKinley Henderson) isn’t sure she’s ready, so she takes a job cleaning pools. “When her truck breaks down,” Apple continues, “she meets James Aucoin (Brian Tyree Henry), who works at the auto repair shop and offers her a ride home. Slowly, they become more dependent on one another for support and company. James is suppressing his past traumas, as it turns out.
Filmed in New OrleansCausewaywas written by Ottessa Moshfegh, Luke Goebel, and Elizabeth Sanders. The film’s global premiere was held at the Toronto International Film Festival in September.
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