In the Bedroom

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Sissy Spacek, Marisa Tomei, Nick Stahl, and Tom Wilkinson in In the Bedroom (2001)

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Le fils d'un couple de la Nouvelle-Angleterre d'âge universitaire fréquente une femme plus âgée qui a deux jeunes enfants et un ex-mari peu accueillant.Le fils d'un couple de la Nouvelle-Angleterre d'âge universitaire fréquente une femme plus âgée qui a deux jeunes enfants et un ex-mari peu accueillant.Le fils d'un couple de la Nouvelle-Angleterre d'âge universitaire fréquente une femme plus âgée qui a deux jeunes enfants et un ex-mari peu accueillant.

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Nommé pour 5 Oscars
- 39 victoires et 75 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
There were 15 takes of Sissy Spacek slapping Marisa Tomei. The final version of the film used the first take.

Gaffes
In several scenes, the Fowlers are drinking Moxie soda, a brand most people think disappeared in the 1950s. It still exists in Maine and a few other locations around northern New England.

Citations
Matt: You wanna know why our son is dead? You really wanna know? He was with her not because of me. He went there because of you. Yes he did, because you are so... controlling, so... overbearing... so angry... that he was it! That he was our only one!
Ruth: That is not true!
Matt: Oh, yes it is. Yes it is. Even when he was a kid, you were telling him how, how he was always wrong. Oh! I remember. Uh... one time you yanked him out of a Little League game. And sent him home. For throwing his, his glove in the dirt. He was what? Nine years old.
[long pause]
Matt: Everything he did... was wrong. Well, what was wrong with him, Ruth?
[long pause]
Matt: You're... you're so... unforgiving. You are. That's what he said. And you're pulling the same shit with me. And that's a horrible way to be, it's horrible. You're bitter, Ruth. And you can point your finger at me all you like, but you better take a damn good look at yourself.

Crédits fous
Graham Leader gratefully acknowledges ... Ann, Kira & Saks.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Million Dollar Hotel/The Invisible Circus/Head Over Heels (2001)

Bandes originales
Zeni Me, Mamo
Bulgarian Traditional
Performed by The Newark Balkan Girls Chorus

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8/10

Use of Sound

The use of sound in the film was interesting. Background noise was used to tell the story as much as as the filming angles. This gave the movie a compelling dimension of claustrophobia for the main characters as though everything was closing in on them.

The sound aspect perfected a sense of distraction or lack of concentration that many people may feel after a tragedy. Of course the obvious scene is where the Dr. Fowler is speaking to the DA. The focus of the camera captures the movement of the DA's mouth, then the jingling of the keys in the DA's pocket. Another not-so-obvious scene is when Dr. Fowler visits Natalie in the country store. The footsteps, the creaking of the floor boards, and the beeping noises from the cash register all create the sense that both Natalie and Dr. Fowler want to lash out at creators of those noises.