How Do You Measure a Year

Intriguing exploration of time, love and life's value

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About How Do You Measure a Year

Released: 2023

Platform: Hulu

Rating: TVG

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About How Do You Measure a Year

"How Do You Measure a Year" is a heartwarming drama released in 2023. The movie unfolds the life of Sam, a young artist, struggling with his identity, dreams, and the passing of time. Finding solace in his art, he paints a picture every day, expressing his shifting emotions and experiences, ultimately measuring his year in brush strokes.

Making / Production

This cinematic piece was created under the visionary direction of acclaimed director, Mark Johnson. Johnson, known for his soulful narratives, partnered with seasoned cinematographer, Lisa White, to bring visuals that enhanced the storytelling. The movie was filmed in various locations around New York City, capturing the raw, vibrant pulse of the city that beautifully reflected the protagonist's journey.

Actors

  • Chris Evans (Sam): Chris delivered a stellar performance as Sam, capturing the character's emotional complexity and vulnerability.
  • Scarlett Johansson (Emma): As Emma, Sam's confidante and muse, Scarlett brought a light, yet profound presence on screen.
  • Meryl Streep (Mrs. Davis): Playing Sam's wise and encouraging art teacher, Streep exhibited her acting prowess yet again.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The art pieces featured in the film were created by local New York artists.
  • This movie marked the third collaboration between Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson outside of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Awards

"How Do You Measure a Year" bagged several awards including 'Best Screenplay' at the Golden Globe Awards and 'Best Cinematography at the Academy Awards.

Quotes

  • "Time is a canvas, and your actions, the brush strokes." - Sam
  • "In the grand scheme of things, we are our own greatest masterpiece." - Mrs. Davis

Music, Soundtrack

  • "Time Passes" by The Lumineers
  • "Brush Strokes" by Maggie Rogers
  • "City Life" by Bruce Springsteen