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2013 film directed past John Carney

Begin Again
Begin Again film poster 2014.jpg

Theatrical release poster
Directed by John Carney
Written by John Carney
Produced by
  • Anthony Bregman
  • Tobin Armbrust
  • Judd Apatow
Starring
  • Keira Knightley
  • Marker Ruffalo
  • Hailee Steinfeld
  • Adam Levine
  • James Corden
  • Yasiin Bey
  • CeeLo Green
  • Catherine Keener
Cinematography Yaron Orbach
Edited past Andrew Marcus
Music past Gregg Alexander

Production
companies
  • Exclusive Media
  • Sycamore Pictures
  • Black Label Media
  • Likely Story
  • Apatow Productions
Distributed by The Weinstein Company

Release dates
  • September 7, 2013 (2013-09-07) (TIFF)
  • June 27, 2014 (2014-06-27) (U.s.)

Running time

 104 minutes[i]
Country United States
Language English
Budget $8 meg[two]
Box office $65.7 one thousand thousand[three]

Brainstorm Once again is a 2013 American musical comedy-drama film written and directed by John Carney and starring Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo. Knightley plays a singer-songwriter who is discovered past a struggling record label executive (Ruffalo) and collaborates with him to produce an anthology recorded in public locations all over New York Metropolis.

Later on the success of his 2007 musical film Once, Carney wrote the script for Brainstorm Again in 2010 and employed Gregg Alexander to compose most of the film's music. With a US$8 million upkeep, production began in July 2012 with filming taking place in various locations effectually New York Urban center. The film premiered in September 2013 at the Toronto International Film Festival and was released theatrically on June 27, 2014, in conjunction with the release of the picture show's soundtrack. Information technology has grossed over $63 million worldwide and received mostly positive reviews from critics. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song for "Lost Stars".

Plot [edit]

Formerly successful tape label executive Dan Mulligan is living in NYC, estranged from his married woman Miriam and struggling to proceed upwardly with the irresolute music manufacture. After beingness fired, he goes on a drinking binge, leading him to a bar in the Lower East Side where he encounters Gretta James.

Gretta is a young, fiercely independent songwriter, just broken up with her long-time boyfriend and songwriting partner Dave Kohl. A newly successful musician, he'southward had an thing with a production banana. Absorbed by Gretta's music, Dan offers to sign her to his former record characterization, and although initially refusing, she reconsiders and agrees.

Dan and Gretta meet with Saul, Dan'southward business partner and co-founder of the record label, only he does non come across the aforementioned potential in her, turning her abroad. Undeterred, Dan proposes they produce their own album together, to be recorded live during the summer at diverse public locations around the metropolis. Recruiting a team of talented musicians, including Steve (a busker and an sometime all-time friend of Gretta'southward), Dan sets out to make an album worthy of beingness published. During this time, Dan and Gretta bond both personally and professionally, and she takes his teenage daughter Violet, a fledgling guitarist, under her wing and encourages her to play on the album.

When Gretta sees Dave accepting an award on television receiver, she criticizes him for selling out to the music industry and, with the help of Steve, she expresses her grievances with him in a song which she records on his vocalization mail. A remorseful Dave, back in New York promoting his new anthology, returns her call and asks to encounter her. Afterward some consideration, she decides to meet with him and they critique each other's albums.

Gretta feels betrayed past Dave'south heavily commercialized rendition of "Lost Stars," a dear ballad she had once written and composed for him every bit a Christmas present, assertive the truthful meaning of the vocal has been lost. He tells her the audiences dear the manner he plays it, and that their energy fills the room. He believes that music is about sharing information technology with people, but Gretta insists it's non what she intended for that vocal. All the same, Dave invites her to come and hear him play the song at the Gramercy Theatre that weekend so that she tin see how his fans react to information technology.

When the anthology is finished, Dan and Gretta meet once again with Saul, who is very impressed with their collaboration. She demands Saul give Dan his job back and her a bigger share in the bargain. They leave without reaching an agreement, only Dan feels confident that Saul will eventually sign on Gretta. Later, subsequently receiving a text message from Dave reminding her of his concert and much consideration, Gretta arrives at the venue just in time to spotter Dave play her original arrangement of the vocal.

Watching him play, Greta is initially happy to hear their song as she envisioned, merely when Dave transitions into his ain version to pander to the audience, she realizes that he has changed. She leaves the concert and cycles through the urban center with a feeling of newfound promise and closure as a down-hearted Dave continues to perform.

Subsequently, Gretta visits Dan at his apartment equally he prepares to movement back habitation, having made amends with his married woman. She tells him that she does not want him to release her album, instead preferring to distribute it online for $1. Although Dan returns to piece of work with Saul, he agrees to allow Gretta release the anthology online and helps her to promote the release. The side by side day, Saul jokingly fires Dan for promoting Gretta's album and informs him that information technology sold ten,000 copies in its first day of release.

Cast [edit]

  • Keira Knightley as Gretta James, a songwriter
  • Mark Ruffalo as Dan Mulligan, a music producer
  • Adam Levine every bit Dave Kohl, Gretta'due south ex-boyfriend and a successful musician
  • Catherine Keener every bit Miriam Hart, Dan's estranged wife
  • Hailee Steinfeld as Violet Mulligan, Dan and Miriam's fourteen-year-quondam daughter
  • James Corden every bit Steve, Gretta's best friend
  • CeeLo Dark-green every bit Troublegum, a successful rapper who was discovered by Dan
  • Yasiin Bey as Saul, Dan'southward long-time business partner
  • Rob Morrow as CEO
  • Maddie Corman as Phillis
  • Aya Cash as Jenny
  • Jennifer Li equally Mim

Production [edit]

Keira Knightley

Adam Levine

Manager John Carney conceived the premise for Begin Once again several years earlier he began to write the screenplay in 2010.[2] The story was partly inspired past his ain experiences as a musician in a ring,[2] and from his impression of the artists and repertoire (A&R) executives of record labels during the 1990s, which formed the basis of Dan's character.[iv] Carney wrote the script, which was initially titled Can a Vocal Salve Your Life?, before he, Glen Hansard, and Gregg Alexander began writing the songs; he wanted "to piece of work the music effectually the story, instead of the other way around."[4] The script's style of featuring songs every bit a natural element of the story was inspired by the 1954 Judy Garland musical film A Star Is Born, and is as well employed in Carney'south earlier moving-picture show Once (2007).[five] Carney start pitched the film in 2010 to filmmaker Judd Apatow, who produced the motion picture alongside Tobin Armbrust and Anthony Bregman whose production company Sectional Media financed the film'south US$viii 1000000 budget.[2]

Before casting Keira Knightley as Gretta, Carney considered casting a pop vocalist such equally Adele in the primary role, also equally a number of other actresses including Scarlett Johansson, who was at one point attached to the project.[2] [6] Knightley, who had never sung professionally before, prepared for the role by training with a vocal coach and learning how to play a guitar.[7] Mark Ruffalo was Carney's offset choice for the role of Dan,[2] and agreed to star in the motion picture subsequently Carney sent him the first draft of the screenplay.[six] Singer Adam Levine was besides the only person Carney considered casting as Dave, and won the role after talking with Carney over Skype and recording some dialogue as an audience;[8] he declined to be paid for appearing in the flick.[9] Although he had had minor acting parts on television set before, Begin Again marked his outset role in a moving-picture show.[viii] Carney approached James Corden to appear in the film after admiring Corden's performance in the lead role in a Broadway product of 1 Man, Two Guvnors.[10]

Principal photography of the movie began in New York City on July 2, 2012,[11] and lasted for 23 days.[12] Carney chose to motion picture in Manhattan'due south lesser known neighborhoods that would be more recognizable to locals than tourists. Specific locations included Greenwich Village, the East Village, Times Square, and Washington Square Park.[13] [xiv] Rather than performing live during filming, the actors sang to pre-recorded tracks. In order to save money on hiring a total crew and extras, some scenes—including one in Times Foursquare—were shot late at dark with a handheld camera.[2] The rooftop location near the Empire State Building is located at 28 Westward 36th St.[fifteen] [16] [17] [18]

Carney's criticism of Knightley [edit]

During a series of interviews to promote his movie Sing Street in 2016, Carney repeatedly criticized Knightley's performance and comportment while making Begin Again. When asked about the critical reaction to Sing Street by The Independent, Carney responded unprompted that "information technology's a small personal movie with no Keira Knightleys in it. It's really rewarding."[19] In the aforementioned interview, Carney as well referred to her repeatedly as a model, despite the fact that Knightley had been working professionally as an actress since babyhood, saying "I'll never make a moving picture with supermodels again." He also criticized her in an interview with Heyuguys.com, saying, "I just think with Keira it was like asking her to do something that she could not do."[twenty] Though he did not specifically name Knightley, he did, in an interview with Den of Geek, say that his desire to brand Sing Street came from his "experience of working, let's face it, with a model on my last film".[21] Filmmakers Massy Tadjedin, Mark Romanek, Lorene Scafaria and Lynn Shelton, who had worked with Knightley on other films, tweeted their support for her afterward Carney's comments.[22]

Carney later tweeted a public apology saying he felt like "a complete idiot" and saying that Knightley was "nothing simply professional and dedicated" during the filming of the movie.[23]

In 2019, when asked about Carney's comments, Knightley accepted his apology and revealed that she was non shocked by his before comments as they had not gotten along during filming.[24] [25]

Soundtrack [edit]

Begin Once more:
Music from & Inspired by
the Original Motion Picture
Soundtrack album past

Diverse Artists
Released July i, 2014 (2014-07-01)
Genre Soundtrack
Length 55:00
Label
  • ALXNDR
  • 222
  • Polydor
  • Interscope

The soundtrack was released on July 1, 2022 in the U.S. past Gregg Alexander'south record label ALXNDR, Levine's label 222 Records, Polydor Records, and Interscope Records.[26] Virtually of the flick'south music was equanimous past Alexander with Danielle Brisebois, Nick Lashley, Rick Nowels, and Nick Southwood. Some songs were written and composed past Glen Hansard and Carney, and most were performed by Knightley and Levine. The track "Drowning Pool" past The Walls, which played over the opening credit sequence, is not included on the soundtrack anthology.[27] The song "Lost Stars" was nominated for numerous awards, including the University Award for Best Original Vocal and the Circulate Film Critics Association Honor for Best Vocal.[28] [29]

No. Title Writer(s) Artist Length
ane. "Lost Stars" Gregg Alexander, Danielle Brisebois, Nick Lashley, Nick Southwood Adam Levine 4:27
2. "Tell Me If You lot Wanna Get Domicile" Alexander, Lashley Keira Knightley 3:39
3. "No One Else Like Y'all" Alexander, Lashley Adam Levine 3:28
4. "Horny" Alexander, Rick Nowels CeeLo Green three:38
5. "Lost Stars" Levine, Adam Keira Knightley 4:00
half dozen. "A Higher Place" Alexander, Nowels Adam Levine iii:12
7. "Like a Fool" John Carney Keira Knightley 2:27
8. "Did It Ever Cross Your Mind (Demo Version)" Alexander Cessyl Orchestra 3:38
nine. "Women of the World (Keep Strike!)" Alexander, CeeLo Green, Nowels CeeLo Green 3:15
10. "Coming Up Roses" Glen Hansard, Brisebois Keira Knightley 3:13
11. "Into the Trance" Alexander Cessyl Orchestra 4:05
12. "A Pace You Can't Have Back" Carney, Alexander, Brisebois Keira Knightley 3:25
13. "Lost Stars (Into the Nighttime Mix)" Alexander, Brisebois, Lashley, Southwood Adam Levine 3:38
fourteen. "The Roof Is Broke (Demo Mix)" Alexander Cessyl Orchestra iii:00
fifteen. "Tell Me If You Wanna Get Abode (Roof Pinnacle Mix)" Alexander, Lashley Keira Knightley, Hailee Steinfeld 3:27
16. "Intimidated past Yous" Alexander Cessyl Orchestra 2:28
Total length: 55:00

Charts [edit]

Release [edit]

Brainstorm Over again premiered on September 7, 2013 at the Toronto International Moving-picture show Festival, where The Weinstein Company acquired the U.S. distribution rights to the flick for $vii million.[2] It was later screened on April 26, 2022 on the closing nighttime of the Tribeca Film Festival.[44] The pic's championship was changed from Can a Song Save Your Life? to Begin Again between its festival premiere and its theatrical release because viewers institute it difficult to retrieve and information technology was ofttimes misquoted.[half dozen] However, for the release in Germany, the original title was kept, while for the French release it was inverse to New York Melody.

Box office [edit]

The film was given a limited release in the U.s.a. on June 27, 2014, grossing $134,064 on its opening weekend, and opened in broad release on July 11.[3] Information technology was re-released by The Weinstein Company on Baronial 29, closer to the awards season.[45] Overall, the film earned $16,170,632 at the U.Southward. box office and $47,294,229 internationally for a total gross of $63,464,861.[iii]

Critical response [edit]

Begin Again received more often than not positive reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a rating of 83%, based on 169 reviews, with an average rating of half-dozen.90/10. The website'south critical consensus reads, "Author-director John Carney's return to musical drama isn't quite as potent as it was with In one case, only thanks to mannerly piece of work from its well-matched leads, Brainstorm Again is difficult to resist."[46] On Metacritic, the motion picture has a score of 62 out of 100, based on reviews from 39 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[47]

Rolling Rock critic Peter Travers gave Begin Once again three out of 4 stars, praising the "subtle magic" of the lead actors' performances and Carney'south creation of "surreal, enchanting loveliness" without beingness overly sentimental.[48] Ian Freer of Empire awarded the moving picture four out of v stars, describing information technology as "lovely stuff, winningly played, open-hearted and guaranteed to slap on a smile on a balmy summer dark."[49] In a review for Diversity, Peter Debruge wrote that "Gregg Alexander's music is undeniably the best thing" nearly the moving picture, which "lays emotions on the line and and so drives them domicile with music."[50] The Hollywood Reporter 's David Rooney praised the "disarming emotional artlessness and intimacy" of Carney's script and the chemistry betwixt Knightley and Ruffalo,[51] while David Edelstein of New York enjoyed Ruffalo's "very funny" performance and Knightley's "surprisingly sweet singing voice".[52]

The Los Angeles Times 'southward Kenneth Turan, on the other hand, opined that the story and performances felt contrived, and that the flick as a whole failed to print equally much as Carney's previous musical picture Once. [53] Similarly, A. O. Scott of The New York Times wrote that Brainstorm Again was a "disappointing, overly produced follow-upwards" to Once and plant information technology "not very good, simply ... kind of enjoyable."[54] In a review for The Guardian, Paul MacInnes awarded the film 2 out of 5 stars and described it as "a movie obsessed with authenticity but as phoney as a Miley Cyrus dance routine."[55] The Chicago Sun-Times critic Bruce Ingram also found the flick hypocritical, noting "the slightly bogus vibe" of the vocal performances that had been recorded in a studio merely were meant to be played live.[56]

Accolades [edit]

Year Honour Category Recipient(s) Consequence
2015 University Awards[57] Best Original Song Gregg Alexander and Danielle Brisebois for "Lost Stars" Nominated
Critics' Selection Awards All-time Song Keira Knightley performed "Lost Stars" Nominated
Hollywood Music in Media Awards Best Original Song in a Characteristic Film Gregg Alexander and Danielle Brisebois for "Lost Stars" Won

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External links [edit]

  • Official website
  • Begin Again at IMDb

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