Vox Lux( 2018)

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A twenty-first century portrait.

Overview

In 1999, teenage sisters Celeste and Eleanor survive a seismic, violent tragedy. The sisters compose and perform a song about their experience, making something lovely and cathartic out of catastrophe — while also catapulting Celeste to stardom. By 2017, the now 31-year-old Celeste is mother to a teenage daughter of her own and struggling to navigate a career fraught with scandals when another act of terrifying violence demands her attention.

Top Billed Cast

Natalie Portman
Celeste Montgomery
Jude Law
Manager
Stacy Martin
Eleanor "Ellie" Montgomery
Jennifer Ehle
Josie
Raffey Cassidy
Young Celeste / Albertine
Christopher Abbott
Journalist
Logan Riley Bruner
Cullen Active
Maria Dizzia
Ms. Dwyer
Meg Gibson
Mrs. Montgomery
Daniel London
Father Cliff
Sahr Ngaujah
Micheál Richardson
Musician
Matt Servitto
Mr. Montgomery
Leslie Silva
Stylist
Allison Winn
Therese
Max Born
Nikki Brower
Fred Hechinger
Aidan
Sasha Eden
Waitress
Dejay Roestenberg
Antonio Ortiz
Angel Dillemuth
Bartender
Ben Rezendes
Christopher Dylan White
Lya Yanne
Translator
Alexa Marcigliano
David Cale
Laser Director
Anna Mikami
Yanmei
Erik King
Nastasha Strang
Press
Jason Ng
Jesse Marchant
Henry Storrs
The Moderator
Stephen Izzi
Sophie Lane Curtis
Tony
Anthony Mazza
Scott Burik
Celia Rowlson-Hall
Choreographer
Kathryn Avery
Mariusz Kubicki
Madeleine Plener
Elizabeth Chestang
Nitasha Bhambree
Jordan Friedman
Celeste (Child)
Deijah Robinson
Adam Wood
Maceo Oliver
Paramedic
Aaliyah Murphy
Stephen A. Pope
Mona Fastvold
Amandy Fernandez
Aaron Vexler
Susanna Guzman
Guest Star
Nella Cole
Luis Moco
Andy Lucien
Photographer
Najla Gilliam
Jenna Hellmuth
Chelsea Thedinga
Willem Dafoe
Narrator (voice)
Candace M. Smith
Celeste's Wardrobe Assistant (uncredited)
Chris Banks
Swede (uncredited)
Christopher McLinden
Radio Announcer (uncredited)
Annie Pisapia
Woman on Beach (uncredited)
Natasha Romanova
Reporter (uncredited)

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A review by Stephen Campbell

Written by Stephen Campbell on Sat Aug 31 2019

_**Irreverent, dynamic, and portentous; the picture it paints of the increasingly indistinguishable divide between celebrity and notoriety isn't pretty though**_ > **Bill O'Reilly**: _You can take some of your lyrics, such as, "You'll understand when I'm dead." I mean, disturbed kids could take the lyrics and say, "you know, when I'm dead, everybody's going to know me."_ > > **Marilyn Manson**: _Well, I think that's a very valid point, and I think that that's a reflection of, not necessarily this program, but of television in general - if you die and enough people are watching, then you_ ...