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Hungry Hearts

  • 2014
  • Unrated
  • 1 Std. 49 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,5/10
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Alba Rohrwacher and Adam Driver in Hungry Hearts (2014)
New York City newlyweds Jude and Mina have a seemingly perfect relationship, but things take an unsettling turn with the birth of their son. Convinced that the baby must be kept free of all contaminants, Mina develops fanatical obsessions with veganism, cleanliness, and purity that may kill the child unless Jude can stop her.
trailer wiedergeben1:55
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Psychologisches DramaTragische RomanzeDramaRomanzeThriller

Die Beziehung eines Paares, das sich zufällig in New York City kennengelernt hat, wird auf die Probe gestellt, als es zu einer Situation auf Leben und Tod kommt.Die Beziehung eines Paares, das sich zufällig in New York City kennengelernt hat, wird auf die Probe gestellt, als es zu einer Situation auf Leben und Tod kommt.Die Beziehung eines Paares, das sich zufällig in New York City kennengelernt hat, wird auf die Probe gestellt, als es zu einer Situation auf Leben und Tod kommt.

  • Regie
    • Saverio Costanzo
  • Drehbuch
    • Saverio Costanzo
    • Marco Franzoso
    • Daniela Merlo
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Adam Driver
    • Alba Rohrwacher
    • Roberta Maxwell
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,5/10
    6149
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Saverio Costanzo
    • Drehbuch
      • Saverio Costanzo
      • Marco Franzoso
      • Daniela Merlo
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Adam Driver
      • Alba Rohrwacher
      • Roberta Maxwell
    • 29Benutzerrezensionen
    • 92Kritische Rezensionen
    • 48Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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      • 7 Gewinne & 19 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    International Trailer
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    Hungry Hearts: Purifier Son Corps (French Subtitled)
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    Hungry Hearts: Purifier Son Corps (French Subtitled)
    Hungry Hearts: What A Feeling
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    Hungry Hearts: What A Feeling
    Hungry Hearts: Votre Fils Ne Grandit Pas (French Subtitled)
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    Hungry Hearts: Votre Fils Ne Grandit Pas (French Subtitled)
    Hungry Hearts: Stuck In The Bathroom (French)
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    Hungry Hearts: Stuck In The Bathroom (French)

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    Adam Driver
    Adam Driver
    • Jude
    Alba Rohrwacher
    Alba Rohrwacher
    • Mina
    Roberta Maxwell
    Roberta Maxwell
    • Anne
    Brandon Reiss
    • Baby
    Joshua Reiss
    • Baby
    Jake Weber
    Jake Weber
    • Dr. Bill
    Victoria Cartagena
    Victoria Cartagena
    • Monica
    Al Roffe
    • Marguerito
    Geisha Otero
    • Rosa
    Jason Selvig
    Jason Selvig
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    David Aaron Baker
    David Aaron Baker
    • Dr. Jacob
    Natalie Gold
    Natalie Gold
    • Lawyer Jennifer Donadio
    • (as Nathalie Gold)
    Victor Williams
    Victor Williams
    • Social Worker
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    Ginger Kearns
    • Dana
    Quincy Tyler Bernstine
    Quincy Tyler Bernstine
    • Nurse
    Zephyr Sosin
    • 5 Years Old Boy
    Drew Gregory
    • Jude's Friend
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Cristina J. Huie
    • NYPD Officer Dugan
    • (Nicht genannt)
    • Regie
      • Saverio Costanzo
    • Drehbuch
      • Saverio Costanzo
      • Marco Franzoso
      • Daniela Merlo
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    7sddavis63

    Not A Classic Thriller-Type Movie, But Decent Enough

    "Hungry Hearts" starts out strongly. The opening few minutes is set in a bathroom in the basement of a Chinese restaurant. Mina and Jude (total strangers at the time) somehow get trapped in there together when the door gets jammed - just as he's rendered the bathroom - well - let's just say it didn't smell very fresh. It was actually a fun and humorous way to introduce the two protagonists of the movie. But it should be noted that the opening scene really is the only fun and humorous scene of an otherwise very heavy and even at times depressing movie. Which isn't to say that it wasn't good, but the opening few minutes doesn't really set us up for the rest of the film, at least in terms of its tone. It's also not really what I would call a thriller, even though it's billed as a thriller. A psychological drama - tense at times, perhaps - but it really doesn't have all that many thrills.

    After the opening scene the movie settles down for a little while, basically showing us rather quickly the evolution of Mina and Jude's relationship. They sleep together, they fall in love, she gets pregnant, they get married, they have a baby boy. All that happens in rather quick succession, and it's after the birth of the baby that the movie develops its more tense atmosphere.

    Basically, Mina and Jude disagree about how to raise a child. It seems to start when Mina is told by some sort of psychic that her child is "special - an "indigo baby" (some sort of silly new age idea that I had never heard of until I watched this.) Mina treats the baby strangely. She weans him very early, won't feed him any meat or protein, won't take him outside into the sunlight. It's all rather bizarre. Jude finally gets worried because the baby isn't growing. A doctor tells him the baby is undernourished, etc., etc. The two find themselves at odds over how to raise the child - which isn't all that unusual. Different parents have different parenting styles - but usually it's a conflict between the parents, with no real harm done to the child. But in this case, Mina is hurting the child. And she's doing damage to herself. She's a vegan, but more than that I thought there were suggestions that she had an eating disorder. There were references to her wasting away, and director Saverio Costanzo used some very effective camera angles that accentuated how thin she was, which suggested that she was mentally ill. Because this is billed as a thriller, you keep expecting that angle to become front and centre, but it really doesn't. There's some scenes where the suspense is built especially through the use of music - and you expect something to happen, but then it dissipates - until the end, when something shocking does indeed happen. It wasn't what I was expecting, but I did think it was pretty good.

    Alba Rohrwacher was the actress who played Mina - and she was very good in the role; completely believable. Her accent at times made it hard to capture some of the dialogue completely, but she did a fine job, and - to me - her performance was the highlight of the movie. Adam Driver as Jude was probably more central to the story. Jude was torn between his love for Mina and his concern for his child. Driver didn't take anything away from the movie, but I didn't think he nailed his part as well as Rohrwacher did hers.

    If you're expecting a classic type of thriller, this will probably disappoint you. But it's not a bad movie. It's well acted and it raises some valid issues about different parenting styles - albeit taken to an extreme. (7/10)
    6Garcwrites

    Tense and unnerving for an indie movie

    The opening scene is funny and mortifying at the same time, giving a false sense of a under budgeted romantic comedy to the film, but then it gets darker. The awkwardly sweet duo become one, they fall in love and hit off. Step by step, things get serious and these lovebirds turn into an unnerving couple as the movie gets psychological and somber.

    Originally - in the book - in Italy, the story was transposed to New York City because the Italian director thought that it belonged in there. I don't know if I agree completely but given what is depicted in the film I understand this choice.

    Saverio Costanzo used tight shots and close ups to bring the intimacy needed for the story. As the story develops each scene gets a shade darker and the intimacy of the shots seem to illustrate Jude (Driver) and Mina (Rohrwacher)'s state of minds. It's subtle and masterfully crafted to bring you a place where you never thought you'd go. The chips fall into place and you realize what you're in for, Mina and Jude start to make sense and a chill crawls up your spine. The slight sense of dread takes over just enough to keep captivated, but not fully engaged to make you too uncomfortable and wary. If it was done any other way it would have probably been too hard to watch, instead, like a car crash you find yourself watching these people on their way down the rabbit hole.

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    7Sergeant_Tibbs

    While it's lo-fi style holds it back a lot, it's still utterly devastating.

    While we patiently wait for Adam Driver to become a household name, there's plenty of big screen spoils from last year's film festivals to enjoy, including While We're Young and Hungry Hearts. It opens with a misleading, endearing and hilarious meet-cute where Driver and co-star Alba Rohrwacher first fall in love trapped in a bathroom with Driver's own stench. Perhaps sly foreshadowing that their story revolves around nutrition, I didn't expect the film to focus on the 'hungry' part of its 'hearts' while I prepared for something humorous and composed. It's none of those two. While it peaks in its opening minutes, that's not to say there isn't something of worth to follow. The idea of having the diet of a child being the source of conflict between a couple is unique in cinema, but a very real concern. It does paint Rohrwacher as too much of a villain at times but the duo's impeccable performances do their characters justice and it's often heartbreaking. It's such a shame that it's incompetently shot. I get the raw intimate aesthetic, but it feels like rehearsal footage, and when it's being creative with fish eye lenses to distort Rohrwacher's figure, it feels far too on-the-nose. The misguided style holds the film back, but the performances win out.

    7/10
    8SJHMX

    Came for Adam Driver, stayed for the plot

    I'll admit, I was only interested in seeing this initally because I'm a huge Adam Driver fan. I knew nothing about the plot going in but found myself hooked on what I found to be a really stunning film.

    At times the film almost feels like theatre, with some scenes being filmed in such a way that you feel like you're in the room with them. In a way it makes Jude and Mina's relationship feel all the more real; from their unlikely romantic start right through it's eventual unravelling. There are times in the film where Mina's presence almost evokes a sense of horror in the film, carefully crafted by the film's score.

    Hungry Hearts perhaps finds its best quality in it's tonal shift from beginning to end, as well as the outstanding performances by both Adam and Alba, who give such an honesty to the characters that it's hard to feel as if you don't know them personally. I think the film does a great deal to question the moral stance of the viewer: each of the main characters makes decisions throughout the film that are questionable at best, but when put into context are almost justified by their personal idea of what is best for the baby. Almost.

    Coming out of the film, it's hard not to imagine what might have happened if Mina's mental illness had been treated, and how that might have affected the films trajectory. Either way, I know Hungry Hearts will sit with me for a while.
    7christinapichler

    Good, realistic characters but a bit repetitive

    In the beginning of this movie you get more or less the "romantic" story about how our two protagonists, Mina and Jude, got together, but things really start to get interesting when their child is on the way. During the pregnancy the viewer already experiences the opposite positions that each partner has about their baby. Mina, who is portrayed by and outstanding and excellent Alba Rohrwacher, has a rather extreme attitude towards modern medicine, nutrition and cleanness. Jude (Adam Driver) tries to be the supporting husband but after seeing that Mina's methods endanger their child, he is forced to act against his wife's will.

    This movie has a very realistic tone to it. There isn't much music to be heard and the colors are kept quite cool as well. Already in the first scene of the movie, where the couple meets in the bathroom you experience an awkward feeling that didn't really let go of me throughout the whole film. Maybe that is because the actions of all three main characters (including Jude's mother who also distributes a lot to the plot of this movie) seem somehow relatable even though they are sometime quite drastic. Especially Mina is an interesting character. She has those really extreme obsessions but somehow you still can relate to her and she feels like a real person and in no way stereotypical crazy. On the other hand there is Jude who really loves his wife and tries everything to be supportive of her but at some point that can't continue and so he is more or less forced to act against her interests for the good of their child. As a viewer I could understand both characters very well and it left me kind of torn between whom to sympathize with.

    All in all, it really is an enjoyable movie though it is more of a psychological drama than a thriller and my problem with it was that the plot got a bit boring in the middle part because the actions of the characters seem repetitive. Although the ending and the character portrayals were great it is not a must-watch and certainly not a movie for everyone.

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      Based on the novel Il Bambino Indaco (The Indigo Child) by Marco Franzoso.
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      Mina: What will we do with a child?

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Witches (2024)
    • Soundtracks
      Tu si' 'na cosa grande
      Lyrics by 'Roberto Gigli'

      Music by Domenico Modugno

      Performed by Adam Driver

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 15. Januar 2015 (Italien)
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      • Italien
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
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    • Drehorte
      • New York City, New York, USA
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      • 7. Juni 2015
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