Violet (2021)

About Violet

'Violet' is an enlightening drama film that premiered in 2021. Directed and written by Justine Bateman, the movie spins out a poignant narrative of a woman named Violet, who struggles against her subconscious inner critic. Vicious in its denigration and scorn, this voice tries to control her actions and put her down. The film meticulously showcases her battle against this voice, her attempts to gain control, and the transformation that ensues.

Making/Production

The movie, crafted meticulously by Justine Bateman, was a part of the official selection at the 2021 South by Southwest Film Festival. The task of visual storytelling was beautifully handled by Mark Williams, who was the Director of Photography. Bateman's meticulous direction and the transformative performances make 'Violet' a worthy piece of cinema.

Actors

• Olivia Munn: Played the lead character, Violet. Her portrayal was highly praised for the depth and understanding with which she played the role of a woman battling her self-doubting inner voice.
• Justin Theroux: Provided the disdainful voice of Violet's inner critic. His voiceover was chilling and added to the intimidating presence of the inner critic.
• Luke Bracey: Played the role of Red, who emerges as a support system for Violet. His character was appreciated for being warm and genuine.

Trivia/Interesting Facts

• The director and writer of the movie, Justine Bateman, is famous for her acting roles in 'Family Ties' and 'Men Behaving Badly'.
• The film had its world premiere at the South by Southwest Film Festival on March 18, 2021.

Quotes

• "You don't have to apologize for existing."
• "Just because he's gone, it doesn't mean you are alone."

Music, Soundtrack

• The original music score of 'Violet' was given by Anthony Willis, whose soundtracks further amplified the emotive pull of the narrative.