“I really liked Brad’s approach, which was unconventional and freeform. Juri then delved into why she was interested in playing Chloe, and how she became involved in starring in the drama. The framework between the friends in the story is pretty simple, though,” Gray added. “It was then mainly about finding the right person to play the Toshi character, and when we did, we would adjust the script to him. I then found Carla, and we went from there after that,” the writer continued. “It didn’t end up making the film with her, but that’s what established the script.
The thing that she and I had in common was that someone close to her had passed away, and my parents died when I was a kid,” he shared. “Originally, I was working on the script with a friend of mine who’s an actress, as well. The conversation began with Gray revealing why he was inspired to write the script for ‘blood,’ and what the process of scribing the screenplay was like.
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The duo also shared that they’re honored that the movie was chosen to have its World Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Among other things, the filmmaker and actress discussed that the inspiration for the script came in part from the sribe’s personal experiences with death throughout his life, which helped the performers take an unconventional, but equally genuine, approach to playing their characters. Gray and Juri generously took the time recently to talk about penning, helming, producing and starring in ‘blood’ during an exclusive interview over Zoom. The story observes the resilience of life and love, the surprise of desire, the barriers of language and the staggering impact of relationships. With quiet restraint, fresh rhythm, and unforgettably rich performances, the subtle study of togetherness and apartness captures the vibrancy of internal life. ‘blood’ explores the site where fragile love can emerge from immovable pain. Sliding between the melancholy of loss and the awe of changed perspectives, Chloe wanders an unfamiliar landscape where love has carved all the guiding grooves. In ‘blood,’ Chloe travels for work to Japan, where she’s welcomed by an old friend, Toshi (Takashi Ueno). The drama’s second virtual screening period is available until this morning at 10am EST. Dramatic Competition section on Monday at the Sundance Film Festival. ‘blood’ had its World Premiere in the U.S. That’s certainly true for writer-director-producer Bradley Rust Gray’s new drama ‘blood.’ The movie allows its audience to witness actress Carla Juri’s protagonist of the recently widowed Chloe as if they’re her friend, and are sharing the weight of a relative’s death with her. The most powerful, sentimental films are often those that emotionally engage their viewers through their characters’ relatable daily journeys. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | Photo by Eric Lin. Dramatic Competition at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Rating: D.Blood, BRADLEY RUST GRAY, CARLA JURI, SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2022, TAKASHI UENO A still from ‘blood’ by Bradley Rust Gray, an official selection of the U.S. Despite, good camerawork, there isn't really else to say about this movie instead it was dull and bland. Those the movie want to go this way or that way? Even if it wants to go either way, there's no lead way on where this movie is going. The pacing is the worst part of the movie as there is no headway where the movie wants to go. The emotions presented here are really one dimensional and very bland as there was very little to offer. Choices made from the characters really make you wanna roll your eyes or say something like "Oh my god, just get over it alright." The dialogue is garbage. None of the characters were interesting at all as they felt like basic characters you have seen for the millionth time in other better movies that exist in this world.
All the performances were just meh and nobody really wowed me as anything special or captivating. It's nothing wrong to show beautiful camerawork in a movie but the story and development has to connect with it as well in order to fullfill it's purpose. Instead, he would rather focus on how beauty Japan is and the amazing culture aspects presented throughout the movie.
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It's very clear that Gray doesn't have any idea how to properly develop the story, character, and real in-depth emotions. Gray understands how to make shots and sets look really beautiful but this movie unfortunately becomes one of the most joyless experiences I have seen at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.
Blood is directed by Bradley Rust Gray and it's a story about after the death of her husband, a young woman travels to Japan where she finds solace in an old friend, but, when his comforting turns to affection, she realizes she must give herself permission before she can fall in love again. Saw this back at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.
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