Down to the Bone (film)
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German title | Down to the bone |
Original title | Down to the bone |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 2004 |
length | 104 minutes |
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Director | Debra Granik |
script | Debra Granik , Richard Lieske |
production | Susan Leber , Anne Rosellini |
camera | Michael McDonough |
cut | Malcolm Jamieson |
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Down to the Bone is a 2004 drama film directed by Debra Granik . It was produced as an independent film.
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Irene, a New York clerk, has two young sons and is married to supermarket cashier Steve. Irene has been a drug addict since high school. She comes to a rehabilitation center where the former drug addict Bob helps her.
Reviews
- Kevin Thomas wrote in the Los Angeles Times that the film exuded an intriguing aura of authenticity. He praised the script and the presentations.
- G. Allen Johnson wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle that the film was "perfect" and realistic. The representations were praised.
Awards
- 2004: Florida Film Festival Grand Jury Award for Debra Granik
- 2004: Nomination for the Gotham Award for Debra Granik
- 2004: Nomination for the Grand Special Prize of the Deauville Film Festival for Debra Granik
- 2004: Prize of the Marrakech International Film Festival for Vera Farmiga
- 2004: Sundance Film Festival awards for Debra Granik ( director award ) and Vera Farmiga (special jury award ); Nomination for Debra Granik in another category
- 2004: FIPRESCI Prize for Debra Granik
- 2005: Nomination for the Independent Spirit Award for Vera Farmiga
- 2005: Nomination for the John Cassavetes Award
- 2005: Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Vera Farmiga
Trivia
The drama was shot in New York .
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Web links
- Down to the Bone in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Down to the Bone at Rotten Tomatoes (English)