12 years ago, Ryan Gosling was playing in one of his best films and he is unjustly unjustly spent! It is available on Netflix for a catch -up session.
In 2013, after having panicked the big screen with Drive, Ryan Gosling confirmed his icon status with the very unfairly forgotten The Place Beyond the Pines. The actor performs Luke, a motorcycle stuntman renowned for his spectacular issue of the “Globe of Death”.
A thriller under tension
When his itinerant show goes to Schenectady, in New York State, he discovers that Romina, with whom he had an adventure, has just given birth to her son … To support those who are now his family, Luke leaves the show and commits a series of robberies.
Each time, his outstanding pilot talents allow him to escape. But Luke will soon cross the road of an ambitious police officer, Avery Cross, determined to rise quickly in his hierarchy plagued by corruption. Fifteen years later, Luke's son and that of Avery find themselves face to face, haunted by a mysterious past of which they are far from knowing everything …
Intense and feverish, this thriller is marked by the incredible performance of Ryan Gosling, supported by a high -flying cast: Eva Mendes, Bradley Cooper, Ray Liotta, Rose Byrne, Mahershala Ali, Ben Mendelsohn or Dane Dehaan.
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A watchword: Authenticity
The place Beyond the Pines marked the second collaboration between actor Ryan Gosling and filmmaker Derek Cianfrance after Blue Valentine in 2010. The director particularly wanted to shoot in real decorations in order to obtain maximum authenticity.
A large part of the film was therefore shot in real sets in Schenectady in New York. The title comes from the name Mohawk (Iroquois) of this city; Indeed, “Schenectady” means “Beyond the Pine Plains” (the place that is beyond the pines).
“We have shot in real places: a police station in operation with real Schenectady police officers, a real hospital with real nurses and real patients in the neighboring room, a fairground with 500 extras on which we were counted not to look at the camera, real banks with real hands and real directors who had already been cracked, and a real high school. real students “said the director.
