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Chelsea Walls

Chelsea Walls
Direction
ETHAN HAWKE
Screenplay
Nicole Burdette
Cinematography
Richard Rutkowski
Editing
Adriana Pacheco
Cast
Uma Thurman, Rosario Dawson, Vincent D’Onofrio e Kris Kristofferson
Edition(s)
25ª

Chelsea Walls

Chelsea Walls
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  • 109 minutos
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  • 2001

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What do Mark Twain, Thomas Wolfe, Andy Warhol, Jimi Hendrix, and Sid Vicious have in common? All of them were guests at the Chelsea, the mythical hotel that hosted ten out of every ten personalities from the world of art in New York, in search of fame and glamour. To assimilate something of the decadent atmosphere of the rooms, two young poets, Grace and Audrey, decide on a season at the Chelsea together with the phantoms from the past. After all, it has been some time since Arthur Miller, William Burroughs, and Tenessee Williams could be seen in the halls. On the same floor as the twosome, Bud, a writer, is on one more of his binges, all the meanwhile promising he will write an 800-page book inspired on two muses: Greta, his wife, and Mary, his mistress. Together with other eternal guests, from the past and from the present, they make up an exotic community, intimately connected by their dreams, by loneliness, and by pain. Grace and Audrey are to discover that the Chelsea never forgets those who have passed through its doors. And that they never again truly leave.

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ETHAN HAWKE

Born in Austin, Texas, in 1970. His first film as an actor at the age of 14 was a science-fiction film, Explorers (1985), by Joe Dante. Since then, he has acted in a further 29 productions for cinema. Hawke also writes and directs films. His career as an actor took off as from his role in Dead Poets Society (1989), by Peter Weir. In 1996, he wrote his first novel, The Hottest State. Last year he played Hamlet in the film of the same name by Michel Almereyda. Chelsea Walls is his first feature as director.
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