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 Blue Jasmine is a 2013 American black comedy drama film written and directed by Woody Allen.It tells the story of a rich Manhattan socialite (played by Cate Blanchett) falling into poverty and homelessness. It was released on July 26, 2013, in New York and Los Angeles.
Blue Jasmine received praise from the critics, particularly for Blanchett's performance; additionally, they compared the film to Tennessee Williams' play A Streetcar Named Desire.It was a box office success, earning $97.5 million worldwide against a budget of $18 million.] Blanchett won the Academy Award for Best Actress, and the film received two more nominations—Best Supporting Actress for Sally Hawkins, and Original Screenplay for Allen. Blanchett also won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama, the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, and the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Rol .A New York socialite, deeply troubled and in denial, arrives in San Francisco to impose upon her sister. She looks a million, but isn't bringing money, peace, or love...

Director: Woody Allen
Writer:  Woody Allen
Stars: Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Peter Sarsgaard
Movie Name :  Blue Jasmine  
Genre : Comedy | Drama 

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 Blue Jasmine Movie & details:

Directed by   :  Woody Allen
Produced by  :  

    Letty Aronson
    Stephen Tenenbaum
    Edward Walson

Written by   :  Woody Allen
Starring  :  

    Alec Baldwin
    Cate Blanchett
    Louis C.K.
    Bobby Cannavale
    Andrew Dice Clay
    Sally Hawkins
    Peter Sarsgaard
    Michael Stuhlbarg

Music by :Christopher Lennertz
Cinematography : Javier Aguirresarobe
Edited by :Alisa Lepselter
Production
company :Gravier Productions
Distributed by :Sony Pictures Classics
Release date(s):   

July 23, 2013 (New York City premiere)
August 23, 2013 (United States)

Running time :    98 minutes
Country :United States
Language :English
Budget :$18 million
Box office :$97.5 million

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Storyline :

The former socialite Jasmine travels from New York to San Francisco to stay in the simple house of her stepsister Ginger that lives with her two sons. Jasmine was married with the successful businessman Hal that felt in disgrace for being considered a crook and committed suicide in prison. Jasmine is completely broken and mentally unstable with recollection from her previous social life and uses anti-depressive along the day. Jasmine does not approve Ginger's boyfriend Chili that she considers a loser, the same feeling she had with Ginger ex-husband Augie. Jasmine has no profession to work and support herself and she accepts the position of receptionist in a dentist's clinic. When Jasmine is invited to a party, she asks Ginger to go with her. Ginger meets the sound engineer Al that she believes is a better catch than Chili. Meanwhile the gold-digger Jasmine meets the diplomat Dwight and she believes she will advance in her social position

Synopsis :

As the film opens we are in an airplane watching a woman named Jasmine (Cate Blanchett), dressed in a white Chanel suit, jewelry and personality all screaming wealth, as she talks nonstop to people that do not know her, nor appear interested in her story. After all, she is not engaging them in an actual conversation, just expects them to pay rapt attention as she complains. We follow Jasmine from the plane to baggage-claim, then to a cab, which lets her off in front of a rather seedy apartment in San Francisco. By the time Jasmine exits the taxi, wheeling $10,000 worth of Louis Vuitton luggage, Woody Allen has already provided us with a basic understanding of the backstory for Jasmine French as a former New York socialite, whose fall from that world was so complete that she sees no option but to move in with her blue-collar sister, Ginger (Sally Hawkins).

Allen makes it clear that Jasmine not only feels the apartment is not remotely up to her standards, but has no more fondness for her sister than for her residence. We see that Ginger has always felt envious of her sister, she was the pretty one, the golden-girl, one with a sense of style that helped her land a millionaire husband and the accompanying lifestyle. The story is told in part through flashbacks that reveal her former life and the secrets behind its rise and fall. When you are on top of the world, clearly it's a long way down.

In one of the flashbacks, we are shown a time when Ginger and her former husband, Augie, (Andrew Dice Clay), had made a rare visit to New York to see her sister. Jasmine made little secret of her lack of interest in spending time with them; her rich husband Hal (Alec Baldwin) sent them off in a limousine to tour the city, then paid for a hotel rather than having the guests stay in their home. The following day at Hal's country estate Augie proudly tells how he has won $200,000 in the lottery and plans to use that money to start his own construction company. Jasmine suggests that Augie invest the total amount in a new - and obviously to the audience, shady - business venture of Hal's. Riding back in the chauffeured limo, Ginger chances to see Hal leave a restaurant with another woman and kiss her, confirming that he's cheating on Jasmine.

Cast :

•     Alec Baldwin as Hal Francis, Jasmine's late husband
•     Cate Blanchett as Jeanette "Jasmine" Francis
•     Louis C.K. as Al, Ginger's lover
•     Bobby Cannavale as Chili, Ginger's fiancé
•     Andrew Dice Clay as Augie, Ginger's ex-husband
•     Sally Hawkins as Ginger, Jasmine's sister
•     Peter Sarsgaard as Dwight Westlake, Jasmine's fiancé
•     Michael Stuhlbarg as Dr. Flicker, the dentist
•     Tammy Blanchard as Jane, Jasmine's friend
•     Max Casella as Eddie, Chili's friend
•     Alden Ehrenreich as Danny Francis, Jasmine's stepson

User Review :

best Woody Allen film in ages
Author: wastedspace.com/blog/movies from wastedspace.com
3 August 2013

I thought this was Woody Allen's best film in years. The script was better written than I expected from him at this point, given his more recent turns toward drama, and the laughs are often derived as much from the dark humor in the characters' situations as from snappy punch lines. Kudos to Cate Blanchett who turns in a stellar performance, actors sometimes broadly interpret Woody's neurotic characters for comedic effect, more the way Woody would play the role (think Judy Davis), but Cate very effectively plays it straight and my guess is she'll be taking home the next best actress Oscar. For me the biggest surprise was Andrew Dice Clay, who gives a surprising nuanced performance as a working class guy bitter about having been screwed over by big shots, and in some ways his character morally anchors the film. Good job, Woody.

Box office:

The film received a slow rollout, modeled after the release of Midnight in Paris; it was estimated to have grossed over $600,000 in its first three days, which took place at six theaters in Los Angeles and New York City. It was Allen's "best-ever opening per-screen average" and the year's highest per-screen average, beating Spring Breakers' "impressive debut on three screens". The film grossed $33 million in the U.S. and $62 million in the rest of the world, resulting in a worldwide gross of $95 million