Blue Jasmine
After experiencing a traumatic misfortune, Jasmine French, a wealthy woman from New York, moves to San Francisco to live with her foster sister Ginger and the firm purpose of getting a new life, but she will be haunted by anxiety and memories of the past.
Critics Sentiment
Augie confronts Jasmine outside jewelry store ruining Dwight engagement
Jasmine takes computer classes and receptionist job with lecherous dentist
The film surges from its lowest point during Jasmine's mundane job struggles to its dramatic peak when Augie destroys her engagement prospects.
Blue Jasmine maintains strong critical reception throughout, anchored by universal praise for Cate Blanchett's towering performance. The film builds steadily from its compelling opening through some slower middle sections to reach devastating dramatic heights in its final act. Critics consistently highlighted Allen's return to form and the film's sophisticated exploration of class, privilege, and self-delusion.
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Cate Blanchett
Jasmine
Sally Hawkins
Ginger
Alec Baldwin
Hal
Peter Sarsgaard
Dwight
Bobby Cannavale
Chili
Andrew Dice Clay
Augie
Louis C.K.
Al
Michael Stuhlbarg
Dr. Flicker
Alden Ehrenreich
Danny
Joy Carlin
Woman on Plane
Richard Conti
Woman's Husband
Glen Caspillo
Cab Driver
Charlie Tahan
Young Danny
Annie McNamara
Jasmine's Friend Nora
Daniel Jenks
Matthew
Max Rutherford
Johnny
Tammy Blanchard
Jasmine's Friend Jane
Kathy Tong
Raylene
Ted Neustadt
Hal and Jasmine's Friend
Andrew Long
Hal and Jasmine's Friend
Crew
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