“I have had a pretty consistent theme in all my movies since I was 18. It’s too personal to talk about.” In one way or another, she is always revisiting the same ground, she added. Not just because of what I said about getting married and stuff. “I get emotional every time I watch the movie. I told Lawrence that I’d wondered if there was more of a story behind this choice of film. The most central narrative involves a relationship that Lawrence’s character, Lynsey, forms with a mechanic, James, who fixes her broken-down truck, played by the supremely talented Brian Tyree Henry. On another it’s a homecoming story, about being adrift in the fraught territory of one’s family. On one level it’s a movie about acute post-traumatic stress. (Her Broadway restaging of Kenneth Lonergan’s The Waverly Gallery in 2018 was nominated for the Tony Award for best revival of a play, and its star, Elaine May, won for best actress.) Lawrence plays an American soldier who returns to her hometown of New Orleans after a traumatic brain injury in Afghanistan. Conversation turned instead to her new movie.Ĭauseway is the first film directed by Lila Neugebauer, who comes from the theater world.

But I’d been warned that Lawrence was still finding her footing with the topic, boundary-wise. I felt an impulse to ask Lawrence about her baby, about giving birth-all the things two women might normally discuss in a sauna when one of them is a new mom. Wrapped in flimsy sarongs, we made small talk in the heat, the red light of my audio recorder glowing between us. And then you've turned your sexy, cute Barbie into a creepy, scary, broken doll.If it’s awkward-slash-comical to undress and go into a sauna with someone a few minutes after meeting them, it is even more awkward-slash-comical to conduct an interview in that situation. We're going to smudge it out a little bit.įinally, when that's blended out a little bit, we're going to go in with a black cream pencil thickly and just blend the rest. The very, very final step, we're going to go onto the lip, and we're going to darken it with a black pencil. This is just going to go above the black line that we made on the brows. We're going to go over that with a dark brown eye shadow. Just to give it more of a defined edge, and also round it out.

Also, again, using the black, I'm going to darken the brow a little bit. We're just going to make her eyes look slightly larger.

We're going to do little semi-circles right under the bottom lids in the white. Then fade it to the ends.Īfter that, we're going to take more black onto the brush. Then you kind of want to go thicker, slightly towards the center.

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