Song to Song

Movie

2017

2h 9m

English

Romance, Drama, Music

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5.4

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In this modern love story set against the Austin, Texas music scene, two entangled couples — struggling songwriters Faye and BV, and music mogul Cook and the waitress whom he ensnares — chase success through a rock ‘n’ roll landscape of seduction and betrayal.

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Song to Song

Movie

2017

2h 9m

English

Romance, Drama, Music

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Cast

Faye

Cook

Rhonda

Amanda

Miranda

Zoey

Duane

Lykke

Mrs. Gansmer

BV's Mother Judy

BV's Brother

Olivia Grace Applegate

Emma

Dana Falconberry

Faye's Sister

Christin Sawyer Davis

Angry Woman

Escort

Hotel Girl #1

Hotel Girl #2

Faye's Father

Rasta Friend

Travel Agent

BV's Brother

Directed By: Terrence Malick

Written By: Terrence Malick

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1treehillbilly says...

7 years ago

This was way better than Knight of Cups but not as good as Into Wonder. Malick has done his trilogy of perfume adverts - as beautiful looking as they are but lets move on now. Give the man a script.

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se3m says...

3 years ago

This movie isn't for everybody

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buddhalou says...

6 years ago

Feel like this is Malick doing a parody of Malick. It's a good looking movie, as you'd expect from him, but the directionless voice-narrative full of angst and existential crisis is just getting tired as f**k. So much talent wasted in this flick, from Malick being stuck in a Malick-hole, to the great cast being stuck there with him, and right on down to the poorly tapped resource he had in the Austin music scene. Breaks my heart, man...

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Nancy L Draper says...

6 years ago

I abandoned this after the first 35 minutes. For all the wondering around and circling each other, they represent stereotypes, not complex characters, as this free flowing, unregulated approach to film making would lead you to believe. This seeems to be typical of Terence Malick films (this will be the first and last film of his I'll ever see). For me it was a self indulgent, self delusional form of emperor's new clothes - it will win critical acclaim but the truth is that it is all vacuous and pretentious with no real content. As another commentator said, "Give the man a script", for goodness sake. I was drawn to the film because of the gifted cast but, quite frankly, I was bored. I give this film a 5 (bored) out of 10. [Terrence Malick genre]

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