Andre Holland, Nicole Beharie, DeWanda Wise brings depth and authenticity to roles throughout Brooklyn-inspired film
“Love, Brooklyn,” is a film that will undoubtedly be of significant interest to audiences across the globe!
This film serves as a remarkable tribute to Brooklyn, New York, and beautifully portrays the enduring nature of true love. It delves into various aspects of life, including professional challenges, personal growth, art, and familial bonds across generations. “Love, Brooklyn” will resonate with viewers who appreciate culturally significant and nostalgic films such as “Love Jones,” “Love and Basketball,” and “Brown Sugar.”
We are thrilled to share an exciting new interview from Latasha M. Ford with Awards Buzz who recently had the incredible opportunity to sit down with the mastermind expert and director behind the upcoming film, “Love Brooklyn,” Rachael Abigail Holder and oh my – it was an amazing conversation, offering a fascinating look behind the scenes of this new project. We delved into various aspects of the film’s production, and the director provided some truly insightful perspectives. You can check out the full interview by clicking the link below:
About “Love Brooklyn”
“Love, Brooklyn” is produced by Holland, Kate Sharp, Patrick Wengler, Maurice Anderson, and Liza Zusman. The executive producers include Steven Soderbergh, Jeffrey Deary, Andy Steinman, Brian Katz, Thomas Zambeck, Alexander Leff, and Rachael Abigail Holder.
The narrative unfolds against the dynamic backdrop of Brooklyn, New York, following Andre Holland as a writer navigating complex relationships with his ex, Nicole Beharie (an art gallery owner), and his current partner, DeWanda Wise (a newly single mother), while relying on the support of his best friend, Roy Wood Jr. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, receiving strong acclaim for its nuanced performances, authentic depiction of place, and unique directorial style. Andre Holland’s portrayal of a man balancing love, loyalty, and ambition amidst a changing city has garnered particular praise.
“Love, Brooklyn” is scheduled for release in New York on August 29 and in theaters nationwide on September 5.
“Love Brooklyn” Official Trailer:
