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Info Why fit in when you were born to stand out?” I'm a big supporter of an #independentScotland & #KristenStewart! South Cali

country - USA
story - Seberg is a movie starring Kristen Stewart, Yvan Attal, and Gabriel Sky. Inspired by real events in the life of French New Wave icon Jean Seberg. In the late 1960s, Hoover's FBI targeted her because of her political and romantic
release date - 2019
star - Jack O'Connell

Rating - 881 Votes

I dont really care for Kristen Stwewart; but Ill admit this looks like a good film. Seberg (2019, США, Великобритания), IMDb: 5 © Russian World Vision © Russian World Vision Дата выхода в России 27 февраля 2020 Байопик про знаменитую актрису, известную правозащитной деятельностью Известная актриса Джин Сиберг (Кристен Стюарт), сыгравшая, например, у Годара в фильме «На последнем дыхании», в конце 60-х годов прошлого века принимала активное участие в борьбе за равные права для афроамериканцев и поддерживала деятельность Хакима Джамала (Энтони Маки). В связи с этим ФБР устроило за ней полномасштабную слежку. Картину поставил Бенедикт Эндрюс — австралийский режиссер, наиболее известный по фильму «Уна», основанном на скандальной пьесе «Черный дрозд». Кристен Стюарт, Энтони Маки, Маргарет Куолли, Винс Вон, Зази Битз, Стивен Рут, Джек О'Коннелл, Джеймс Джордан, Джейд Петтиджон, Колм Мини, Робин Томас Режиссер фильма «Опасная роль Джин Сиберг» Как вам фильм? Лучшие отзывы о фильме «Опасная роль Джин Сиберг» 7 "Прелесть, какая дурочка" против тоталитарных спецслужб Спецслужбы обнаружили знаменитого человека, регулярно дающего деньги на радикальную деятельность против государства. Девиз той организации: «Мы за прекращение войны; но войну можно остановить только войной; чтобы отложить оружие, нужно взять его в руки». Что делают старательные спецслужбы? Максимально растаптывают репутацию знаменитости, пользуясь данными, добытыми круглосуточной слежкой. Культурно, технично, и никакой пальбы — называется «нейтрализация». Трудно судить, насколько фильм «Опасная роль Джин Сиберг» соответствует реальной биографии актрисы, так что пишу свои впечатления целиком и полностью от персонажа, показанного в данном кино. Кто обиделся — я не виновата. Успешная актриса, исполнявшая роль Жанны д'Арк, так загорелась своим персонажем (буквально), что почувствовала в себе потенциал бороться с системой. Найти несправедливость оказалось легко — в тоталитарной Америке 60х расизм цвёл махровым цветом. Джин Сиберг не хочет быть просто голливудской куклой, мечтая менять мир к лучшему. Революционные настроения постоянно подогреваются стаканом-другим, начиная прямо с утра. Идея, как это сделать, приходит сама собой, в одиночестве шикарного дома. Конечно, надо среди ночи поехать на кабриолете к лидеру радикальной организации чёрных, мусульманину, между прочим. Прямо с бутылкой. Оказалось, что ему бутылка не очень нужна, но разговор получился. Слово за слово, и дружба народов налаживается сама собой. Спецслужбы давно следят за чёрным радикалом, так что представление имеет оглушительный успех. Тем более, она сразу озвучивает готовность не только дружить, но и финансировать борьбу. У обоих есть супруги и дети, так что все начинают мило общаться семьями, на почве борьбы с расизмом. А спецслужбы — следить и за ней. Постепенно оказывается, что злые спецслужбы способны раздавить репутацию прекрасного человека, просто обнародовав факты о нём. Порой чуть-чуть усилив, для остроты. Коллеги резко осуждают чёрного радикала за связь с белой женщиной, называя это «предательством» — зеркальный расизм в действии... А что она такого сделала-то? Всего лишь финансировала радикальную организацию «Чёрные пантеры». Кстати, у этой организации, по легенде, было и реальное достижение: намертво прилепить прозвище «свиньи» к американской полиции. А так — обычные дела, перестрелки со «свиньями». Зритель в шоке, потому что не совсем ясно, сочувствовать ли ей. Скорее всего, впечатление российского и американского зрителя будет совершенно разным. Кино снято очень хорошо, действия спецслужб показаны увлекательно, а кто тут плохой и кто хороший — осталось загадкой. Если это и была пропаганда толерантности, то что-то она не очень сработала. Кино «Опасная роль Джин Сиберг» уникально ещё и тем, что здесь Кристен Стюарт вообще не проделывает свой коронный трюк: прикрытые глаза и приоткрытый рот. Информация от прокатчика Информация предоставлена компанией Russian World Vision Конец 60-х. Красавица Джин Сиберг, любимица французской новой волны, возвращается в Лос-Анджелес. От предложений новых ролей нет отбоя, она — новая икона Голливуда. Но внезапный головокружительный роман с лидером партии «Черные пантеры» делает Джин мишенью спецслужб. Круглосуточная слежка ФБР и провокации грозят разрушить не только ее карьеру, но и жизнь. Кинопремьеры недели: «Подлинная история банды Келли», «Опасная роль Джин Сиберг» и «Просто помиловать» 26 ├F3: M02┤, 2020 25 кинопремьер февраля 4 ├F3: M02┤, 2020 6 ревизионистских вестернов (такие вы точно не видели! ) 26 ├F3: M02┤, 2020 Ой, ежик: Соник и другие классные анимационные ежи 25 ├F3: M02┤, 2020.

It is sometimes hard to pinpoint where exactly films fail, the cinematography wasn't bad and you can definitely see that Kristen Stewart tried, but everything else about this film was below mediocre. Characters were one dimensional and lacked any depth, plot development, from the very moment the two main characters meet and then meet again, was abrupt and unbelievable. The other main characters - the good FBI agent vs. the bad one, were just as shallow. Not to mention the wives, whose role never went anywhere and might have as well not been in this film at all.
In the end, it simply wasn't interesting to watch and that is something no amount of blank long gazes and gratuitous nudity can fix.
If you haven't yet, do yourself a favor and watch 'The Lives of Others' a 2006 German film that shares a similar theme but actually does it justice.

Can t wait to see it❤❤❤. What a lovely pic, eh? Just rec'd from Michel A, in Paris. Dated 2-6-69. Happy Monday, all. For those who either missed the chance to catch this at our November FUNdraiser, or those who just want to watch video clips both about, and which feature our girl. Thanks to Steve Muntz for uploading to YouTube so that all may enjoy. He originally created this video montage for our recent FUNdraiser. Attendees at the Swingin' 60's gig were able to watch this in a side room which also featured our famous 'black books' chock full of clippings and photos of Jean. Order of video... s featured is: The 80th Birthday remembrance video, a young Jean with Governor Ray, the 1960's CBS 'Person to Person' interview, a silent film montage of home movies and early scenes from Paris, a collection of songs inspired by Jean and the festival fashion show with apparel created by ISU Fashion and Textile students. Thanks to ALL whose contributions of time, talent and expertise made this/these possible. Happy viewing! See More Thanks to Marshalltown Community Television for capturing the musical talent at the Nov. 9th, FUNdraiser! With Mark Adams-Westin (Amy & Adams), Virgie P Adams, Mark Nord and Samantha Vance, all of whom donated their talents for the gig. It's official! We will be hosting a Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts in 2020! While details have yet to emerge, let alone be finalized, here's what we DO know. The dates are Nov 13-15th (yes, the start date would have been her 82nd birthday), and it will be fabulous. Stay tuned! The Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts lost a dear, talented friend. Ann Benson Rubenbauer, the creative graphic genius behind our programs/signage/posters, etc, has passed away after a long, brave battle with cancer. Ann was uber talented, kind, and funny and a calming/tolerant presence when any of us were worked up/anxious about things. Ann was also a distant relative of Jean's (on the 'Benson side') and each year enjoyed contributing to the celebration. Rest in Peace Ann, and Thank You..... With thanks to Michel A in France, a photo we've not seen before of Jean- Descending steps of an Air France 'jetliner' (feels more in keeping with the era than just 'plane'! ). Dated 4-19-1960. Nancy Adams Jean- a sight for sore (or blurred or aging) eyes. At C Eye Care. Located in the former, beautifully re-imagined Seberg Pharmacy. With Dr. Cynthia Ragland whose expert care and diagnostic skills are second to none. For MaryAnn Shuey. With thanks to Garry McGee. In this instance, fake news is a true thing. Another disappointment in the flurry of Jean Seberg articles this and last year. As Seberg's biographer, I've remained primarily silent about them. I will, howe... ver, attest that 95% of them contained incorrect information passed as fact because the writer/poster did not do their homework and simply, lazily, shamelessly regurgitated items. Here's another that recently circulated in which Seberg has been photoshopped into the photo. Not only was she 30 years old with blonde hair in 1970. but was not in Iran in 1970. One may feel this alteration is harmless. It is not. It is unfortunate that untruths continue to be published 40 years after Jean Seberg's death when they needn't be. Whatever happened to responsibility to those in the public who don't know the difference when information presented as lies passes as "truth"? See More Flashback- to the 2015 festival when we featured the AMAZING, rare and comprehensive collection of Kendall N. He donated his collection to the O and that year we displayed many of his pieces in the gallery. AWESOME, eh? If you've not seen this interview, you'll likely be moved by Jean's signature grace under fire. And if you have seen in, perhaps will once again be inspired by her example of such. What. A. Woman. her Wishing you a New Year surrounded by those you love and who love you. For MaryAnn Shuey, Sara Shuey Sevec, Cara Sevec and Lindsay Sevec. Mon Dieu! The film is SO close to being ready to release. Please help if you can. Merci. Beaucoup. Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg is with Mark Adams-Westin and 3 others. Good morning to our 1400 MOVIE STAR: THE SECRET LIVES OF JEAN SEBERG fans and followers! We are in final fundraising mode and have a plea for our followers. Wha... t we could do if even just 1/2 of you donated $5 to THIS campaign! We would reach our goal with the help of our cash match donor and YOU! Check out the PITCH VIDEO, and kick in $5 or more. A BIG thank you to those of you who have already donated, and please DO SHARE the campaign! We need your help to complete our final distribution phase on the documentary. THANK YOU FOR MAKING OUR NEW YEAR by considering this special request! We are truly grateful! /… (IMAGE: Look at this bunch! Jean Seberg, Mylène Demongeot, Otto Preminger, Deborah Kerr and David Niven take a break during filming "Bonjour Tristesse". ) See More Wishing you all a Peace filled and reflective holiday. The true story of Jean's life, talent(s) and legacy(ies). And SO close to being ready for release. Please consider. Take a sneak peek at our collections in this video by Andrew Potter. THANK YOU Andrew, for helping us spread the word about Jean and all featured at the O. With Thomas R. LaVille, Robert L. Moore and Linda Moore. Many thanks to Andrew Potter of the Marshalltown Convention and Visitors Bureau for (yesterday), doing an interview and video shoot featuring our collection of Jean memorabilia as well as all other notable Iowans of the Stage and Screen featured @ the O. We will most assuredly post the clip when released.. The holiday season- a great time to just pick up the phone and call a loved one. Pretty sure it's what Jean did. And would have kept on doing. Received this image and note from MIchel A. in Paris. Photo taken 60 years and 17 days ago! _____________________________ 'Did you recognise this smiling, pretty young girl, walking down from passenger stair from an Air France "Caravelle" plane, on November 2nd, 1959? ______________________________... Photo source: Air France Museum. Enjoy! See More Quite cheeky, (and predictable), we think, for Amazon to release the trailer of their film on Jean's birthday. But, they did do. And while we won't be posting it here, we will be viewing the film when readily available so can be prepared to correct inaccuracies as needed.

Actress Jean Seberg, late 1960s. H oover and fellow Bureau officials were convinced that existing laws were insufficient to control the activities of targeted dissident groups, and they were hamstrung by early 1960s-era Supreme Court decisions limiting the Justice Department’s ability to prosecute American Communists. Accordingly, Hoover directed COINTELPRO’s operations as a personal vendetta, using antagonistic and frequently patently illegal strategies to “contain and disrupt” radical activists he personally deemed threats to the American way of life. In essence, the Bureau simply took the law into its own hands, conducting a high-tech vigilante operation against who it perceived as “domestic enemies. ” These activist organizations included not just communists but the Socialist Workers Party from 1961–69, white hate groups from 1964–71, the Puerto Rican independence movement from 1967–71 and the New Left student movement starting in 1968. Black Nationalist groups — especially the Black Panthers — found themselves in Hoover’s crosshairs starting in 1967. And this is the program where (white) actress Jean Seberg two years later found herself and her unborn baby ensnared and literally hounded to death. The highly centralized FBI micromanaged COINTELPRO from its Washington headquarters through 59 field offices across the United States. Each field office’s “Special Agent in Charge” (SAC) was expected to compile a description of all existing targets and key activists in each COINTELPRO program, then submit recommendations for counterintelligence activity to Hoover, who either authorized or rejected them. Not one of Hoover’s “fawning parasite” SACs (as described by former agent Wesley Swearingen in his 1995 book “FBI Secrets”) dared make a move without prior Bureau approval. A native of Marshalltown, Iowa, Jean Seberg was a fervent activist before she became a movie star. At the age of 14, she joined the NAACP and spoke out passionately for numerous other causes. She, as well as other higher-profile actors as Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando, donated generously to numerous activist organizations, including the Black Panthers. Seberg taking a break during filming “Saint Joan. ” The “schoolgirl from Marshalltown” gained everlasting Hollywood fame when she was chosen from among 18, 000 contestants for the lead role in Otto Preminger’s 1957 film Saint Joan. The film was poorly received, however, and of the experience, Seberg wrote “I have two memories of Saint Joan. The first was being burned at the stake in the picture. The second was being burned at the stake by the critics. The latter hurt more. I was scared like a rabbit and it showed on the screen. It was not a good experience at all. ” While her next film under Preminger, Bonjour Tristesse, was even more poorly received, her third film with Peter Sellers, The Mouse that Roared, followed by her role of Patricia Franchini in Jean-Luc Godard’s 1960 masterpiece Breathless finally established her as one of America’s premier new wave actresses. B ut it was Seberg’s personal activist life that attracted the attention of the FBI, especially when it was discovered by the Bureau in 1969 that the well-respected actress had donated about $10, 500 to the Black Panther (BP) Party to expand their popular inner-city children’s breakfast program into other cities. Since the Black Panthers were a prime target on the FBI’s most wanted list of extremist organizations, on June 5 of that year, permission was granted by Hoover to the Los Angeles field office to initiate an “active, discreet investigation” to determine the extent of involvement of Seberg’s associations with the Panthers. Thus the FBI initiated a concerted and secret campaign into her life by stalking her, tapping her phone and opening her mail. On February 23, 1970, a Black Panther informant dubbed “source 3” reported that a Panther member told Seberg that they “were broke and needed money. ” Seberg then responded with a check for $2, 500. The file on Seberg also showed that the FBI funneled intel on her to the CIA, the FBI “legal attaches” at American embassies in Rome and Paris, to military intelligence units and to the Secret Service under the auspices of securing potential presidential security threats in the wake of the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Despite having her name removed as a potential threat to the president in 1969, on December 29, 1970, Seberg was reinstated to the list solely due to her monetary association with the Panthers. The real shit on Seberg hit the fan eight months earlier on April 21, 1970, when she was called on a tapped phone by Elaine Brown, a top leader in the Panthers, and Seberg admitted to her and to Masai Hewitt, another Panther leader, that she was four months pregnant. She never mentioned in that call, however, that it was by her second husband, French diplomat Romain Gary. FBI agent and virulent racist Richard Wallace Held, who was in charge of Black Panther Party surveillance for the Los Angeles field office, assumed from this monitored conversation that Seberg was made pregnant by Hewitt. Sensing a magnificent opportunity, Held realized that Seberg was now “ripe for neutralization. ” He sent a memo to Hoover back in Washington, suggesting that he publicize the Seberg pregnancy and drop strong hints that Masai Hewitt was the father. Hoover approved the planted rumor but suggested to protect the Bureau, Held hold off a few more months until her swelling stomach “was obvious to the public, ” thus not giving away the Bureau’s wiretaps on her and on the Panther party. The revelations about Seberg and the Panthers — even though made up — allegedly brought out the absolute worst among the notoriously racist L. A. field office staff. Wesley Swearingen reported in his book that another agent, Roth Tolz, said of Seberg and Hewitt “I wonder how she’d like to gobble my **** while I shove my. 38 up that black bastard’s ass? ” In a more even-tempered but still vicious memo, an official with the FBI’s extremist program, G. C. Moore, wrote to Assistant Director Brennan characterizing Seberg as the “alleged promiscuous and sex-perverted white actress. ” On April 27, 1970, Held thought it was time to act, and sent a memo to Hoover finally requesting permission to falsely publicize Seberg’s pregnancy by Raymond Masai Hewitt. “It is felt that the possible publication of Seberg’s plight could cause her embarrassment and serve to cheapen her image with the general public, ” he wrote in the request. Once Hoover approved, the LA field office sent anonymous letters to several Hollywood gossip columnists announcing the sleazy and untrue allegation. The only newspaper editor who took the bait was Los Angeles Times Metropolitan Editor Bill Thomas, who said in 2009 that he received the false tip from an unknown reporter before passing it along to syndicated celebrity gossip columnist Joyce Haber. The tip read “Informant sez [sic] actress Jean Seberg is four months pregnant by Ray Hewitt, known as ‘Masai, ’ and identified as present Black Panther minister of information. Informant adds that she has sed [sic] she plans to have the baby. ” Thomas added a note at the top that read “Joyce — I don’t know if you care, but this comes from a pretty good source. ” Thomas said in an April 2002 LA Times story titled “A Faulty Tip, a Ruined Life and Hindsight” that he remembered the reporter telling him on the phone that his source was the FBI. He then passed the note along, assuming that standard journalistic practice would prevail and that another set of eyes, perhaps Haber’s editor Jim Bellows, would verify the information before it was published. “It was such a tiny blip, ” Thomas recounted. “… all I was saying was what the reporter said … The way it was told to me by my sources was that the FBI actually believed she was pregnant by this Black Panther, so they believed that. I wasn’t in the business of killing off informative tips of any kind, and it was up to others to exercise judgment. I didn’t think about it for more than five minutes. ” Bellows recalled in the same 2002 story that Haber had already written the column on May 18 using Seberg’s name when he first saw the note, just prior to their 11:00 a. m. deadline. He claimed that an alarm went off as he read it. “I said to Joyce, ‘What the hell is that? ’ I thought it was pretty strong. Like, ‘wow, where did that come from? ’ Worried about a possible libel suit, Bellows told her to rewrite the piece without Seberg’s name. “I took it out because it made me nervous, ” he said. Haber then re-wrote the article “blind, ” meaning she used thinly-veiled aliases to shield herself and the newspaper from lawsuits, referring to Seberg as “Miss A. ” The article, appearing May 19, 1970 in over 100 newspapers and titled “Miss A Rates as Expectant Mother, ” ended with the sentence “… And now, according to all those really ‘in’ international sources, Topic A is the baby Miss A is expecting, and its father. Papa’s said to be a rather prominent Black Panther. ” It was an explosive allegation, and Seberg and her husband were shattered by it, sending Seberg into a downward spiral of depression. Compounding the problem was Newsweek magazine, who picked up the concocted story and republished it two months later using Seberg’s real name. As a result of the stress of the situation, Seberg went into premature labor and, on August 23, 1970, gave birth to a 4-lb baby girl, Nina Hart Gary, who died two days later. The funeral was held in her hometown of Marshalltown, and the casket was left open to prove to reporters that the little girl was white, disproving Haber’s and Newsweek’s stories. The FBI shrugged. Seberg visited her sister, Mary Ann Seberg, just after the baby’s funeral and Mary Ann reported that Jean was distraught, withdrawn and “in utter disbelief, too, that her life could be destroyed by something like this. ” While Seberg continued to act throughout the decade she never returned to Hollywood as her life began a long downward spiral. She had suspected for years that the FBI had been following her, tapping her phones and opening her mail and she feared it was still happening. In the Fall of 1970, she and her then-former husband Romain Gary filed a defamation suit for $200, 000 against Newsweek from their home in Paris. While the court ruled that the article in question was not a direct cause of the baby’s death, they still awarded a total of $20, 000 to Seberg and Gary, which included $10, 800 in civil damages and the order that Newsweek publish the court’s judgment in the magazine and in eight newspapers. On March 8, 1971, while most of America was at home watching the “fight of the century” between Joe Frazier and Muhammed Ali, an anonymous group calling themselves the “Citizen’s Commission to Investigate the FBI” raided the bureau field office in Media, Pennsylvania, and carried away over one thousand memorandums and detailed descriptions of COINTELPRO’s wiretapping and infiltration activities. Over the course of several months, the group mailed the materials to newspapers all over America. As a result, all COINTELPRO programs, including Black Extremism, New Left, White Hate groups and others, were abruptly shut down by Hoover April 28, 1971. Memo from Hoover ending COINTELPRO, 1971 Four years later, and after the 1975 publication of the Bureau’s inner workings by the Church Committee, U. S. Attorney General Edward Levi ordered the FBI to notify all victims of COINTELPRO and send those victims copies of the records collected against them. When Seberg received the huge box of the records of the campaign to ruin her life, she broke down even worse, and started seeking treatment at various psychiatric institutions and through pharmaceuticals. In June of 1979, around the time of her fourth marriage to Ahmed Hasni, her condition deteriorated to where she attempted suicide by trying to throw herself in front of a Paris subway train. Then, around August 30, the 40-year-old actress left her apartment on Avenue de Longchamp, carrying only a blanket and a bottle of prescription barbiturates and got into her white Renault. Ten days later her decomposing body was found on the bank of the Seine not far from their apartment. A note to her son Diego was found, stating in part “Forgive me. I can no longer live with my nerves. ” Speculation that other family members or friends were involved in her death remains unfounded. After her death, her second husband Romain Gary called a press conference and directly blamed her death on the FBI harassment and the false story of her pregnancy that led to the premature death of their baby daughter. He also revealed that Seberg had attempted suicide almost every year on August 25 — the anniversary of the child’s death. Jean Seberg is buried in the Montparnasse Cemetery in Paris. The FBI never officially apologized to Seberg, her family or to any of the victims of their COINTELPRO program persecution. After Seberg’s death, all documents related to the program were declassified and made public, prompting then-Director William Webster to simply declare that such intimidation and harassment tactics were a thing of the past. “We are out of that business forever, ” he told the Washington Post in 1980. Gossip columnist Joyce Haber died of liver and kidney failure in 1993 also refusing to apologize or even discuss the Seberg story, only saying that while she would never reveal the true source, it was not the FBI. David Halberstam, author of a 1979 book about the Los Angeles Times, media and politics titled “The Powers that Be, ” claimed that the Seberg/Haber/FBI story was not at all about gossip, but about questionable political reporting. “The Times did not set out to destroy [Seberg], ” he said in 2001. “One powerful institution manipulated another. The result was the destruction of a fragile human being. ” See more at. ### Sources: Bennet, Lorraine. “Actress Jean Seberg found dead in her Auto in Paris. ” 9 Sept. 1979. Web Brumfield, Dale. (2015) Independent Press in DC and Virginia: an Underground History. Charlotte: History Press. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Counterintelligence Program: Internal Security, Disruption of Black Extremist Groups. Washington, D. U. Government declassified memorandums. : FBI, 1969–1975. Haber, Joyce. “Miss A Rates as Expectant Mother. ” Los Angeles Times, 19 May 1970. N. p. Jalon, Allan M. “A Faulty Tip, a Ruined Life and Hindsight. ” Los Angeles Times, 14 Apr. 2002,. Ostrow, Ronald J. “FBI Probe of Actress Jean Seberg Found More Extensive than Reported. ” Washington Post, 8 Jan. 1980, pp. 3–3. Sweringen, W. (1995). FBI Secrets. Boston: South End Press. Wire services. “FBI Admits Spreading Lies about Jean Seberg. ” Los Angeles Times, 14 Sept. 1979, p. 1.

This looks like an early 2000's movie. I'm here for it! lol.

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Seberg Theatrical release poster Directed by Benedict Andrews Produced by Marina Acton Fred Berger Kate Garwood Stephen Hopkins Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Bradley Pilz Alan Ritchson Written by Joe Shrapnel Anna Waterhouse Starring Kristen Stewart Jack O'Connell Margaret Qualley Zazie Beetz Anthony Mackie Vince Vaughn Music by Jed Kurzel Cinematography Rachel Morrison Edited by Pamela Martin Production company Automatik Bradley Pilz Productions Phreaker Films Ingenious Media Distributed by Amazon Studios Universal Pictures Release date August 30, 2019 ( Venice) January 10, 2020 (United Kingdom) February 21, 2020 (United Kingdom) Running time 102 minutes [1] Country United States United Kingdom Language English Budget $8 million [2] Box office $62, 694 [3] Seberg is a 2019 political thriller film directed by Benedict Andrews, from a screenplay by Joe Shrapnel and Anna Waterhouse. It stars Kristen Stewart, Jack O'Connell, Margaret Qualley, Zazie Beetz, Anthony Mackie and Vince Vaughn. It had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on August 30, 2019. It was released in the United Kingdom on January 10, 2020, by Universal Pictures and is scheduled to be released on February 21, 2020, by Amazon Studios. Premise [ edit] The FBI 's surveillance program COINTELPRO begins to target actress Jean Seberg due to her associations with Hakim Jamal. Cast [ edit] Production [ edit] In March 2018, it was announced Kristen Stewart, Jack O'Connell, Anthony Mackie, Margaret Qualley and Colm Meaney had joined the cast of the film. Benedict Andrews will direct the film from a screenplay by Joe Shrapnel and Anna Waterhouse. Fred Berger, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Kate Garwood, Stephen Hopkins, Bradley Pilz, will produce the film under their Automatik and Bradley Pilz Productions banners, respectively. [4] In April 2018, Zazie Beetz joined the cast of the film. [5] In May 2018, Vince Vaughn, Yvan Attal and Stephen Root joined the cast of the film. [6] In June 2018, Cornelius Smith Jr. and Jade Pettyjohn joined the cast of the film. [7] In July 2018, Ser'Darius Blain joined the cast of the film. [8] Filming [ edit] Principal production started June 2018 in Los Angeles. [9] Production concluded on August 2, 2018. [10] Release [ edit] In February 2019, Amazon Studios acquired distribution rights to the film. [11] It had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on August 30, 2019. [12] Universal Pictures distribute the film in all territories outside of America. [13] It also screened at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2019. [14] The film was released in the United States on December 13, 2019, in an Oscar qualifying run, before being released on February 21, 2020. [15] [16] and in the United Kingdom on January 10, 2020. [17] Critical response [ edit] Seberg holds a 39% approval rating on review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 69 reviews, with an average rating of 5. 35/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Seberg's frustratingly superficial treatment of a fascinating true story does a disservice to its subject -- and Kristen Stewart's performance in the central role. " [18] On Metacritic, the film holds a weighted average score of 58 out of 100, based on 10 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". [19] Time Magazine 's annual best performances of the year list by Stephanie Zacharek listed Stewart as the tenth best performance of 2019. [20] References [ edit] ^ "Biannele Cinema 2019 - Seberg". Venice Film Festival. 2019-07-19. Retrieved August 13, 2019. ^ Film and Television Tax Credit Program Program 2. 0 (PDF) (Report). California Film Commission. July 29, 2019. p. 1. Retrieved August 26, 2019. ^ "Seberg". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved January 15, 2020. ^ Tartaglione, Nancy (March 14, 2018). "Kristen Stewart To Play Icon Jean Seberg In Political Thriller 'Against All Enemies'; Jack O'Connell, Anthony Mackie Also Star". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved June 10, 2018. ^ Kroll, Justin (April 2, 2018). "Zazie Beetz Eyes Jean Seberg Film 'Against All Enemies' Starring Kristen Stewart (EXCLUSIVE)". Variety. Retrieved June 10, 2018. ^ Tartaglione, Nancy (May 9, 2018). "Vince Vaughn & More Join Kristen Stewart In Jean Seberg Thriller 'Against All Enemies' – Cannes". Retrieved June 10, 2018. ^ ‘Scandal’ Alum Cornelius Smith Jr. Cast In ‘Against All Enemies’ ^ N'Duka, Amanda (July 25, 2018). "Ser'Darius Blain Cast In 'Against All Enemies'; Chris O'Shea Joins 'Modern Persuasion'; Carlos Leal In 'The Last Thing He Wanted ' ". Retrieved July 25, 2018. ^ "Against All Enemies". Production Weekly. Retrieved June 10, 2018. ^ Morrison, Rachel (August 2, 2018). "That's a wrap on #againstallenemies. So much gratitude to my incredible camera crew featuring one and only @englishsly and @moneypennyyyyy and a bunch of other cats who are too cool for IG. 🤞we made something we all can be proud of... " Instagram. Retrieved August 2, 2018. ^ Siegel, Tatiana (February 8, 2019). "Berlin: Amazon Nabs Kristen Stewart as Jean Seberg in Thriller 'Against All Enemies' (Exclusive)". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved February 8, 2019. ^ Anderson, Ariston (July 25, 2019). "Venice Film Festival Unveils Lineup (Updating Live)". Retrieved July 25, 2019. ^ "Universal buys select international territories on Kristen Stewart Venice title 'Seberg' (exclusive)". Screen International. August 7, 2019. Retrieved November 13, 2019. ^ Vlessing, Etan (August 13, 2019). " ' The Aeronauts, ' 'Burnt Orange Heresy' Added to Toronto Film Fest Lineup". Retrieved August 13, 2019. ^ D'Alessandro, Anthony (December 12, 2019). "Kristen Stewart Pic 'Seberg' To Roll Out In February Following Oscar Qualifying Run". Retrieved January 11, 2020. ^ D'Alessandro, Anthony (September 26, 2019). "Kristen Stewart Amazon Studios Pic 'Seberg' Stakes Release Date In Awards Season". Retrieved September 26, 2019. ^ "Seberg". Launching Films. Retrieved November 13, 2019. ^ "Seberg (2019)". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved November 21, 2019. ^ "Seberg Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved November 7, 2019. ^ Zacharek, Stephanie (November 26, 2019). "The 10 Best Movie Performances of 2019". Time. Retrieved November 28, 2019. External links [ edit] Seberg on IMDb Seberg at Rotten Tomatoes Seberg at Metacritic.

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