Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson receive a standing ovation for ‘die, my love’ in Cannes

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson revel in Cannes Love for their thriller Die, my love.

Lawrence, 34, and Pattinson, 39, received a Nine -minute standing ovation, by deadline, after its first at the 78th Cannes Festival on Saturday May 17.

During the ovation, Lawrence and Pattinson can be seen in the Lynne Ramsay arms as well as the Costar Lakeith Stanfield and Sissy Spacek.

The film marks the premiere of Lawrence since her Torrid 2023 comedy No resentmentand puts it back in prize conversation after her last Oscar appointment in 2016 to Joy. She won the best actress Oscar in 2013 to Cabric for money in money.

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Make your debut during the annual cinematographic event in France, Die, my love is an adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s novel in 2017 on a new mother who develops postpartum depression and enters psychosis. Directed and written by Ramsay (We have to talk about Kevin), the film will be in competition for the Palme d’Or.

While Pattinson and his Mickey 17 director Bong Joon Ho Recently participated in a video interview with GqThe actor expressed a certain level of dismay to have to dance while acting – as he does in Die, my love.

“It seems that it is in almost all films, there is a moment when they say to themselves:” Here is the dance scene. “Except Mickey“Said Pattinson, after Bong asked if he had already danced and sung for a role.” The number of times and my equivalent of Mickey’s life where you are only a living hell every day. “”

“And it happened during the day and I was sweating so much-the interior of my pants were wet (with sweat),” he added, laughing. “It’s a bit exaggerated.”

Die, my love does not yet have a defined release date.