Wild at Heart: Lynne Ramsay on New Film Die My Love
Lynne Ramsay returns after eight years with Die My Love, a film that takes viewers on an atmospheric journey into a disturbed psyche.
Ramsay's films are known for being dreamy, dizzying, and delirious, placing the audience inside a character's head like few other directors can.
Her films, often adaptations of celebrated novels, are deeply cinematic, immersing viewers in the characters' worlds through images, sound, and performance.
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Die My Love is based on Ariana Harwicz's 2012 novel and was suggested to Ramsay by Jennifer Lawrence.
Ramsay, a 55-year-old Scottish director, was convinced to make the film after some persuasion.
Author's summary: Lynne Ramsay's new film Die My Love is a cinematic journey.
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