Lynne Ramsay’s long-awaited return explores psychological extremes in Die, My Love, adapted from Ariana Harwicz’s novel. Jennifer Lawrence plays Grace, a mother grappling with isolation and emotional breakdown after moving to rural Montana with her husband, Jackson—portrayed by Robert Pattinson. The trailer’s striking tone blends dark humor, delirium, and raw intensity.
Set to Shirley Ellis’s jarring “The Clapping Song,” the teaser plunges us into Grace’s unraveling psyche: cryptic gestures, shifts from manic energy to vulnerability, and glimpses of marital cracks. The trailer hints at a story more about a wildly imaginative breakdown than conventional despair.
Alongside Lawrence and Pattinson, the cast features LaKeith Stanfield, Sissy Spacek, and Nick Nolte. Ramsay co-wrote the screenplay with Enda Walsh and Alice Birch, and production is backed by Martin Scorsese, Excellent Cadaver, and Black Label Media. The film premiered impressively at Cannes to a six-minute standing ovation.
Mubi acquired distribution rights in a significant $24 million deal post-Cannes. Die, My Love is set for a wide theatrical release on November 7, 2025, before rolling out in select festivals such as San Sebastián and Vienna. This makes it the most high-profile release for Mubi to date.
Balancing deep psychodrama with dark comedic notes, the film stands out in this year’s cinematic slate. Jennifer Lawrence is already generating Oscar buzz for what critics call her most commanding performance in years.
