New York, I Love You (2009)

Réalisateurs:

Fatih Akin
Yvan Attal
(suite)

Scénaristes:

Emmanuel Benbihy (concept)
Tristan Carné (premise)
(suite)

Date de sortie:

16 octobre 2009 (Spain)

Genre:

Drame | Romance

Accroche:

every moment another story begins

Intrigue:

An anthology film joining several love stories set in one of the most loved cities of the world, New York.

Plot Keywords:

Love | New York | Anthology | Place Name In Title | Omnibus

Récompenses:

1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

definition of a tune-in-tune-out movie

US Showtimes:

Culver Plaza Theatres

12:05pm | 4:10 | 8:10

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Ensemble

Natalie Portman	...	Rifka (segment "Mira Nair")
Shia LaBeouf	...	Jacob (segment "Shekhar Kapur")
Bradley Cooper	...	Gus (segment "Allen Hughes")
Blake Lively	...	Girlfriend (segment "Brett Ratner")
Hayden Christensen	...	Ben (segment "Jiang Wen")
Robin Wright Penn	...	Anna (segment "Yvan Attal")
Christina Ricci	...	Camille (segment "Shunji Iwai")
Orlando Bloom	...	David (segment "Shunji Iwai")
Ethan Hawke	...	Writer (segment "Yvan Attal")
Justin Bartha	...	Sarah's Boyfriend (Transitions)
Rachel Bilson	...	Molly (segment "Jiang Wen")
Anton Yelchin	...	Boy in the Park (segment "Brett Ratner")
Eva Amurri	...	Sarah (Transitions)
John Hurt	...	Waiter (segment "Shekhar Kapur")
Chris Cooper	...	Alex (segment "Yvan Attal")
Maggie Q	...	Call Girl (segment "Yvan Attal")
James Caan	...	Mr. Riccoli (segment "Brett Ratner")
Drea de Matteo	...	Lydia (segment "Allen Hughes")
Olivia Thirlby	...	Actress (segment "Brett Ratner")
Andy Garcia	...	Garry (segment "Jiang Wen")
Cloris Leachman	...	Mitzie (segment "Joshua Marston")
Eli Wallach	...	Abe (segment "Joshua Marston")
Julie Christie	...	Isabelle (segment "Shekhar Kapur")
Jacinda Barrett	...	Maggie
Qi Shu	...	Chinese Herbalist (segment "Fatih Akin")
Burt Young	...	Landlord (segment "Fatih Akin")
Irrfan Khan	...	Mansuhkhbai (segment "Mira Nair")
Emilie Ohana	...	Zoe - the Video Artist
Ugur Yücel	...	Painter (segment "Fatih Akin")
Sinsu Co	...	Mystery Bar Girl (segment "Jiang Wen")
Taylor Geare	...	Teya (segment "Natalie Portman")
Ashley Klein	...	Prom girl (segment "Brett Ratner")
Cesar De León	...	Dominican (segment "Natalie Portman")
Eliezer Meyer	...	Grand Rabbi Elli (segment "Mira Nair")
Richard Chang	...	Mr. Su (Transitions)
Jordann Beal	...	Prom girl (segment "Brett Ratner")
Gary Cherkassky	...	Skater Punk (segment "Joshua Marston")
Amy Raudenbush	...	Mom #1 (segment "Natalie Portman")
Carlos Acosta	...	Dante (segment "Natalie Portman")
Gurdeep Singh	...	Badal (Transitions)
Juri Henley-Cohn	...	Ali (Transitions)
Eddie D'vir	...	Rabbi (segment "Mira Nair")
Jeff Chena	...	Bartender (segment "Jiang Wen")
Vedant Gokhale	...	Cab Driver (Transitions)
Loukas Papas	...	Pizza Patron - Transitions
Robert d Scott	...	Du-Rag (Transitions)
Adam Moreno	...	DJ Blue (segment "Brett Ratner")
Andy Karl	...	Evan (Transitions)
Simon Dasher	...	Guitarist (Transitions)
Duane Nakia Cooper	...	Haitian Cab Driver - Transitions
Adam S. Phillips	...	Jogger - Transitions
Aron Charach	...	Young Hasid (segment "Mira Nair")
Himad Beg	...	Indian Man (Transitions)
Brad Naprixas	...	Hassid in Wedding (segment "Mira Nair")
Youri Cho	...	Korean Bride (uncredited)
Emory Cohen	...	Prom Date (segment "Brett Ratner") (uncredited)
Kimberly Dorsey	...	West Village Hip Chick (segment "Yvan Attal") (uncredited)
Tanzeel Kayani	...	Indian Man (uncredited)
Rebecca Merle	...	Hasidic Waitress (segment "Mira Nair") (uncredited)
Liza Petrosyan	...	Prom Guest (uncredited)
Max Robkoff	...	Prom Boy (segment "Brett Ratner") (uncredited)
Harry L. Seddon	...	Boardwalk Jogger (uncredited)

Réalisé par
Fatih Akin
Yvan Attal
Allen Hughes
Shunji Iwai
Wen Jiang
Joshua Marston
Mira Nair
Natalie Portman
Brett Ratner
Randall Balsmeyer		(director of the transitions)
Shekhar Kapur		(segment "Hotel Suite")

Scénaristes
Emmanuel Benbihy		(concept)
Tristan Carné		(premise)
Hall Powell		(transitions written by) and
Israel Horovitz		(transitions written by) &
James C. Strouse		(transitions written by) (as James Strouse)
Shunji Iwai		(segment "Shunji Iwai") (written by)
Israel Horovitz		(adaptation) (segment "Shunji Iwai")
Hu Hong		(segment "Jiang Wen") (written by) and
Yao Meng		(segment "Jiang Wen") (written by)
Israel Horovitz		(adaptation) (segment "Jiang Wen")
Scarlett Johansson		(segment "Scarlett Johansson") (written by)
Joshua Marston		(segment "Joshua Marston") (written by)
Alexandra Cassavetes		(segment "Allen Hughes") (written by) (as Xan Cassavetes) and
Stephen Winter		(segment "Allen Hughes") (written by)
Jeff Nathanson		(segment "Brett Ratner") (written by)
Anthony Minghella		(segment "Shekhar Kapur") (written by)
Natalie Portman		(segment "Natalie Portman") (written by)
Fatih Akin		writer
Yvan Attal		writer
Olivier Lécot		writer
Suketu Mehta		writer

Produit par
Pierre Asseo	....	associate producer
Steffen Aumueller	....	executive producer
Michael Benaroya	....	executive producer
Emmanuel Benbihy	....	producer
Parker C. Bennett	....	co-producer
Susanne Bohnet	....	executive producer
Laurent Constanty	....	associate producer
Oliver Dungey	....	assistant producer
Rose Ganguzza	....	executive producer
Warren T. Goz	....	associate producer
Marina Grasic	....	producer
Pamela Hirsch	....	executive producer
Taylor Kephart	....	executive producer
Jan Korbelin	....	executive producer
Marianne Maddalena	....	executive producer
Stewart McMichael	....	associate producer
Celine Rattray	....	executive producer
Bradford W. Smith	....	executive producer
Glenn M. Stewart	....	executive producer

Musique originale
Tonino Baliardo		(segment "Jiang Wen")
Nicholas Britell		(segment "Natalie Portman")
Paul Cantelon		(segment "Shekhar Kapur")
Mychael Danna		(segment "Mira Nair")
Ilhan Ersahin		(segment "Fatih Akin")
Jack Livesey		(Transitions)
Shoji Mitsui		(segment "Shunji Iwai")
Mark Mothersbaugh		(segment "Brett Ratner")
Peter Nashel		(Transitions)
Atticus Ross		(segment "Allen Hughes")
Leopold Ross		(segment "Allen Hughes")
Claudia Sarne		(segment "Allen Hughes")
Marcelo Zarvos		(segment "Joshua Marston")

Image
Benoît Debie		(segment "Shekhar Kapur")
Pawel Edelman		(segment "Brett Ratner")
Michael McDonough		(transitions)
Declan Quinn		(segment "Mira Nair")
Mauricio Rubinstein		(segment "Fatih Akin")

Montage
Jacob Craycroft
Affonso Gonçalves
Mark Helfrich
Allyson C. Johnson
Craig McKay

Distribution des rôles
Kerry Barden
Paul Schnee

Création des décors
Teresa Mastropierro

Direction artistique
Katya DeBear

Décorateur de plateau
Sheila Bock

Création des costumes
Victoria Farrell

Maquillage
Bert Reo Anderson	....	assistant hair stylist
Qodi Armstrong	....	hair stylist
Colleen Callaghan	....	hair department head
Fabian Garcia	....	key hair stylist
Stephen Kelley	....	key makeup artist
Jason Shur	....	hair stylist

Directeur de production
Lola Belsito	....	production supervisor: original preparation
Riva Marker	....	post-production supervisor
Peter Pastorelli	....	production supervisor

Assistant réalisateur
Adam Escott	....	first assistant director
Thomas Fatone	....	first assistant director
Patrick Gibbons	....	second assistant director
Curtis Smith	....	first assistant director
Annie Tan	....	second assistant director
Kim Thompson	....	second second assistant director
Nick Vanderpool	....	second second assistant director

Département Art
Shannon de Zeeuw	....	art department assistant
Andrea DiCenzo	....	art department assistant
Kathryn Freund	....	set dresser
James Gilliar	....	prop assistant
Danielle Giovanniello	....	prop assistant
Tom LaVecchia	....	on-set dresser
Alan J. Lawson	....	charge scenic artist
Michael Leather	....	leadman
Anya Lebow	....	set dresser
Teresa Mastropierro	....	set designer
Alyssa Motschwiller	....	art department coordinator
John Raffaele	....	set dresser
Daniel Ritchel	....	prop assistant
Jessie Walker	....	camera scenic artist
Bryan Walsh	....	second set dresser
Sabrina Wright	....	property master

Technicien du son
Shaun Brennan	....	foley artist
David Briggs	....	supervising dialogue adr editor
Rachel Chancey	....	foley artist
Rachel Chancey	....	foley editor
Rusty Dunn	....	sound designer
Rusty Dunn	....	sound effects editor
Judah Getz	....	adr mixer
Lewis Goldstein	....	sound re-recording mixer
Lewis Goldstein	....	supervising sound editor
Matthew Gough	....	sound re-recording mixer
Anguibe Guindo	....	boom operator
Neil Hillman	....	adr mixer
Ken Ishii	....	production sound mixer
Allen Lau	....	assistant sound editor
Nathan Lindsey	....	sound editing apprentice
John Robert Mariani	....	boom operator
Andrew Morgado	....	adr mixer
Joe Origlieri	....	utility sound
Tom Ryan	....	apprentice sound editor
Michael Suarez	....	sound technician
Thomas Varga	....	sound mixer

Visual Effects
John Bair	....	visual effects supervisor: Guerilla FX
Jason Crump	....	digital intermediate colorist: Joshua Marston segment
Jason Crump	....	digital intermediate colorist: Wen Jiang segment
Jason Crump	....	digital intermediate colorist: transitions
Morgan Miller	....	digital fixes and clean-up
David Piombino	....	digital compositor
Michael Smollin	....	digital intermediate colorist
Scott Winston	....	digital compositor

Cascadeur
Mike Burke	....	stunt driver
Chris Colombo	....	stunt rigger
Manny Siverio	....	stunt coordinator

Caméra et Département Electrique
Eli Aronoff	....	additional focus puller: "b" camera
Aida Artieda	....	electrician
K.C. Bailey	....	still photographer
Christian Baird	....	additional rigging electrician
Christian Baldi	....	lighting technician
Joe Belschner	....	grip
Kevin L. Bright	....	dolly grip
Vincent Camuto	....	video playback operator
Randolph Carty	....	electrician
John Clifford	....	still photographer
Paul Colangelo	....	additional first assistant camera
Luis Colon	....	grip
Stanley Fernandez Jr.	....	first assistant camera: "a" camera
Stanley Fernandez Jr.	....	focus puller
Stephen Girouard	....	rigging grip
Shawn Greene	....	gaffer
Bart Grieb	....	rigging electrician
Melissa Guimaraes	....	best boy rigging grip
Erik Guldbech	....	electrician
Adam Hall	....	best boy rigging grip
Cai Hall	....	camera production assistant
Rob Harlow	....	grip
Chris Henry	....	light balloon technician
Josh Ingalls	....	additional grip
Benjamin Kitchens	....	rigging electrician
Ted LeHane	....	dolly grip
Daniel Luebke	....	rigging electric
William MacGhee	....	rigging electrician
John Robert Mariani	....	assistant camera
John Robert Mariani	....	key grip
Michael C. Maronna	....	electrician
Christopher Moeller	....	assistant camera
Ron Morales	....	rigging key grip
Paul Niccolls	....	best boy grip
Jeff Niggemeyer	....	best boy electric
Colin Oberschmidt	....	lighting technician
Rome Petersson	....	additional electrician
Ian Pratt	....	grip
Aaron Randall	....	additional grip
Guillaume Renberg	....	remote camera operator
Ray Richards	....	lighting technician
Eric P. Robinson	....	second assistant camera
Marcos Rodríguez-Quijano	....	loader
John Shim	....	additional electrician
Joshua Solson	....	electrician
David Stern	....	key grip
Robert Strait	....	digital imaging technician
Brooks Toran	....	additional grip
Vance Tucker	....	grip
Ryan Webb	....	rigging electrician

Département Casting
Meredith Jacobson	....	extras casting
Eliezer Meyer	....	extras casting: Hasidic Background
Adam Vincentz	....	extras casting associate

Département Costume et garde-Robe
Amy R. Burt	....	wardrobe supervisor
Clare Cardoni	....	costume assistant
Mei Lai Hippisley Coxe	....	key costumer
Meghan Kasperik	....	shopper
Katie Madonna Lee	....	wardrobe intern
Katie Novello	....	assistant costume designer

Dpartement Editorial
Anthony Brandonisio	....	apprentice editor/Post-Production Coordinator
Ron Dulin	....	assistant editor
Peggy Eghbalian	....	additional editor
Erica Freed	....	assistant editor
Claudia Odiaka	....	assistant editor
Divya Pathak	....	editorial intern
Stefan Sonnenfeld	....	colorist
Rob Doolittle	....	senior on-line editor (uncredited)
Ian Turpen	....	digital intermediate scanner: Company 3 (uncredited)

Département Musique
Ed Gerrard	....	music supervisor
Janice Ginsberg	....	music consultant
Eric V. Hachikian	....	musician: piano
Eric V. Hachikian	....	orchestrator
Sherry Beth Mounce	....	music licensing

Divers
John A. Accardo	....	location scout
Adi Amit	....	production coordinator
Michael Aronson	....	production assistant
John Bair	....	title designer: main titles
Carol A. Compton	....	script clearance
Dana Corl	....	production assistant
John 'JR' Craigmile	....	post accounting
Tomas Deckaj	....	set production assistant
Steve Faughnan	....	assistant location manager
Danielle Giovanniello	....	second assistant prop
Paul Hamill	....	assistant: Emmanuel Benbihy
Lee Hurwitz	....	location assistant
Sean Ilnseher	....	location scout
Marshall Johnson	....	location manager
Christopher Johnston	....	location scout
Jared Kaufmann	....	office production assistant
Ghee Kim	....	accounting clerk
Adam King	....	production assistant
Christopher M. Lewis	....	office production assistant
Nic Marshall	....	assistant to producer
Michael L. Mizrahi	....	locations assistant
Joanna Nicola	....	clearance coordinator
Mike O'Neill	....	location scout
Peter Pastorelli	....	production supervisor
Kevin Pazmino	....	key production assistant
Jean Pesce	....	assistant location manager
Holly Pilch	....	assistant production office coordinator
Priyanka Sharma	....	assistant to director: Mira Nair's segment
Michael Stewart	....	set production assistant
Sami Strauss	....	assistant to producer
Nadia Tabbara	....	set production assistant
R.J. Tillman	....	location production assistant
Lauren Vanderschuur	....	craft service
Danielle Wilson	....	craft service lead
Danielle Wilson	....	key craft service
Greg Wyrick	....	payroll accountant
Jeff Zorrilla	....	production assistant

Merci
Scott Berrie	....	special thanks
Fabrizia Dal Farra	....	thanks
Sydney Levine	....	acknowledgment

Companies de production

• Vivendi Entertainment (in association with)
• Palm Pictures (presents)
• Sherazade Film Development (as Sherazade Films) (in association with)
• Benaroya Pictures (in association with)
• Grosvenor Park Media (in association with)
• Ever So Close (in association with)
• Visitor Pictures (in association with)
• Plum Pictures (in association with)
• 2008NY5 (in association with)
• Grand Army Entertainment (in association with)
• Also Known As Pictures (in association with)
• New York, I Love You

Distributeurs

• Vivendi Entertainment (2009) (USA) (theatrical)
• Vivendi Entertainment (2009) (USA) (DVD)
• Cathay-Keris Films (2009) (Singapore) (theatrical)
• Paradiso Entertainment (2009) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• Ascot Elite Entertainment Group (2009) (Switzerland) (all media)
• Blue Sky Media (2008) (Czech Republic) (all media)
• Castello Lopes Multimédia (2009) (Portugal) (all media)
• Concorde Filmverleih (2009) (Austria) (all media)
• Concorde Filmverleih (2009) (Germany) (all media)
• IPA Asia Pacific (2009) (Thailand) (all media)
• IPA Asia Pacific (2009) (Vietnam) (all media)
• Madman Entertainment (2009) (Australia) (all media)
• Metropolitan Filmexport (2007) (France) (all media)
• Wide Pictures (2009) (Spain) (all media)

Autres Companies

• David Haddad  transportation equipment
• Haddad's  transportation equipment
• IndieClear  script clearance
• Lightnin' Production Rentals  transportation equipment
• Sonic Magic  adr recording
• Stealth Generators  generators provided by

Autre(s) titre(s):

New York, je t'aime (France) (literal title)

MPAA:

Rated R for language and sexual content.

Durée:

103 min

Pays:

France | USA

Langue:

Anglais | Russe | Yiddish

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,85 : 1

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

USA:R (certificate #45093) | South Korea:15 | Netherlands:12 | Portugal:M/12 (Qualidade) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud)

Lieux de tournage:

New York City, New York, USA

Société:

Vivendi Entertainment

Anecdotes:

In March 2008, Abraham Karpen, a 25-year-old member of the insular Williamsburg, New York, Hasidic (ultra-Orthodox Jewish) community, dropped out of filming on the orders of his community's rabbis. Karpen had been playing the role of the husband of Natalie Portman's character. Their segment had most probably already been shot, since Natalie's site contains a photo gallery from two days of shooting (12 and 13 March 2008) and the filming was supposed to take two days. Abraham's face is now closed with a picture of Keira Knightley's face in the photo gallery.

Connexions De Film:

figure dans "Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: (2009-10-17)" (2009)

definition of a tune-in-tune-out movie

New York, I Love You, or rather should-be-titled Manhattan, I Love Looking At Your People In Sometimes Love, is a precise example of the difference between telling a story and telling a situation. Case in point, look at two of the segments in the film, one where Ethan Hawke lights a cigarette for a woman on a street and proceeds to chat her up with obnoxious sexy-talk, and another with Orlando Bloom trying to score a movie with an incredulous demand from his director to read two Dostoyevsky books. While the latter isn't a great story by any stretch, it's at least something that has a beginning, middle and end, as the composer tries to score, gets Dostoyevky dumped in his lap, and in the end gets some help (and maybe something more) from a girl he's been talking to as a liaison between him and the director. The Ethan Hawke scene, however, is like nothing, and feels like it, like a fluke added in or directed by a filmmaker phoning it in (or, for that matter, Hawke with a combo of Before Sunrise and Reality Bites).

What's irksome about the film overall is seeing the few stories that do work really well go up against the one or two possible 'stories' and then the rest of the situations that unfold that are made to connect or overlap with one another (i.e. bits involving Bradley Cooper, Drea DeMatteo, Hayden Christensen, Andy Garcia, James Caan, Natalie Portman, etc). It's not even so much that the film- set practically always in *Manhattan* and not the New York of Queens or Staten Island or the Bronx (not even, say, Harlem or Washington Heights)- lacks a good deal of diversity, since there is some. It's the lack of imagination that one found in spades, for better or worse, in Paris J'taime. It's mostly got little to do with New York, except for passing references, and at its worst (the Julie Christie/Shia LaBeouf segment) it's incomprehensible on a level that is appalling.

So, basically, wait for TV, and do your best to dip in and out of the film - in, that is, for three scenes: the aforementioned Bloom/Christina Ricci segment which is charming; the Brett Ratner directed segment (yes, X-Men 3 Brett Ratner) with a very funny story of a teen taking a girl in a wheelchair to the prom only to come upon a great big twist; and Eli Wallach and Cloris Leachman as an adorable quite old couple walking along in Brooklyn on their 67th wedding anniversary. Everything else can be missed, even Natalie Portman's directorial debut, and the return of a Hughes brother (only one, Allan) to the screen. A mixed bag is putting it lightly: it's like having to search through a bag of mixed nuts full of crappy peanuts to find the few almonds left.