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Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon portrays the long goodbye of a great American lyricist, Lorenz Hart, told through the filmmaker’s mastery of creative time frames and poignant reflection. As witty and ...

The blue-eyed Hawke wears jet-black contact lenses for the role, but you can see the whole world, and all its terrors, swimming in his eyes. Ethan Hawke is magnificent to behold in Blue Moon.

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Blue Moon, a new biopic charting the life of late, legendary Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart, made its world premiere at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival February 18, and the reviews are in.

Hawke plays the legendary Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart, the writer of classic songs such as “Blue Moon” and “My Funny Valentine”. We meet him in 1943, his glory days long behind him ...

Blue Moon, though, is very much a minor effort ... quirky and courageous performance from Ethan Hawke, but it’s a stagey affair which at times becomes very stilted. Hawke plays the legendary ...

This quote from Mabel Mercer begins Blue Moon, Richard Linklater’s snapshot ... With the critics ecstatic, Hart (Ethan Hawke) leaves early to head to the after-party at famed midtown restaurant ...

Margaret Qualley and Ethan Hawke in Blue Moon. Sabrina Lantos/Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics Hart is gutted, of course, and watches Oklahoma! with bitter distain before leaving its Broadway ...