Down to the Bone (Film)
- Vera Farmiga: Irene
- Hugh Dillon: Bob
- Clint Jordan: Steve
Down to the Bone is a film drama directed by Debra Granik from the year 2004. Was produced as an independent film.
Action
Irene, a New York employees, has two young sons and is married to the supermarket cashier Steve. Irene is a drug addict since high school. It comes in a rehabilitation center, where you help the formerly drug-addicted Bob.
Reviews
- Kevin Thomas wrote in the Los Angeles Times that the film radiates a fascinating aura of authenticity. He praised the script and the representations.
- G. Allen Johnson wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle that the film was " perfect" and realistic. The representations were praised.
Awards
- 2004: Grand Jury Award at the Florida Film Festival Debra Granik for
- 2004: nominated for a Gotham Award for Debra Granik
- 2004: Nominated for the Grand Special Prize of the Deauville Film Festival Debra Granik for
- 2004: Prize of the Marrakech International Film Festival for Vera Farmiga
- 2004: Prices of the Sundance Film Festival for Debra Granik ( Best Director Award ) and Vera Farmiga ( Special Jury Prize ); Debra Granik for nomination in another category
- 2004: FIPRESCI Prize for Debra Granik
- 2005: nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for Vera Farmiga
- 2005: nominated for the John Cassavetes Award
- 2005: Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Vera Farmiga
This and That
The drama was filmed in New York.