Jennifer Lawrence returns to awards season with the character-driven A24 feature, Causeway, in which she plays, Lynsey, an Afghanistan war vet who is suffering from body and brain injuries. Deadlin…
in which she plays, Lynsey, an Afghanistan war vet who is suffering from body and brain injuries.
In the movie, which is set in New Orleans, Lynsey forms an unlikely friendship with a mechanic named James as he too has his own handicaps, that being a lost leg and the death of a nephew from a car accident. Lynsey lives with her mother, who isn’t very sympathetic to her daughter’s need for re-direction in a life devastated by her wartime experience.
“That feeling not knowing where home is, not knowing if you find it, if you can keep it, just assuming you can f*** it up,” the Oscar winning actress told us.
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