Lee (2024)

[Cremildo]

In a development that makes for as hot a package as you’ll find at the Virtual American Film Market, Marion Cotillard, Jude Law, Andrea Riseborough and Josh O’Connor will join Kate Winslet in LEE, the Ellen Kuras-directed film about the wartime experiences of Lee Miller. Miller traded a glamorous career as a Vogue cover model and muse to artists like Man Ray for a dangerous career as a WWII photographer who chronicled the fighting on the allied front lines and exposed the atrocities that Hitler’s Nazi Germany perpetrated on Jews in concentration camps. [+]

[Himmel]

Alexandre Desplat to Score

[BluBonnet]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfqa2kKmRbY

[slip220]

Can we have original titles instead of just one name?

[Hedrox]

The cinematography and grading makes it look like one of those cheap made-for-TV BBC movies, which is funny because the director is also a cinematographer that previously worked with Martin Scorsese, Michel Gondry, Sam Mendes and Spike Lee.

[Gian]

The Life of Lee Miller could of easily been a prestige 2-3 episode Miniseries back in the day.
That Woman's life is so interesting. From her relationsip with Manray
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_Ray

To the fact that she was so close to Picasso.
https://www.theguardian.com/artandde...son-nazis-muse

They missed an opportunity to tell a much bigger story.

[scorsese1]

Can anyone say how much non-English, subtitled dialogue is in this film? Interested to buy the German blu of this but it has no English subs.

[Reddkryten]

Originally Posted by scorsese1

Can anyone say how much non-English, subtitled dialogue is in this film? Interested to buy the German blu of this but it has no English subs.

I haven’t seen the film in awhile, but I don’t remember much if any subtitled dialogue. Most of the characters we see are English or American. I don’t remember any German characters.

The only moment I do remember is Lee speaking to a French woman accused of collaborating. I can’t remember if that bit had subtitles, but Lee does translate it for the American soldiers, some nusnce might be lost, but you won’t miss much.