Causeway star Jennifer Lawrence reveals she left home at 14, saying, ‘My relationships have always been…’

Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence brought true star power to the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday at the world premiere of her new film Causeway.

According to Variety, Lawrence is starring in and producing a movie playing a soldier returning to civilian life in New Orleans. Russell Harvard, Linda Emond, Stephen McKinley Henderson and Brian Tyree Henry star in the film.

Theater veteran Lila Neugebauer makes her feature film directorial debut with the play Causeway, written by Elizabeth Saunders, Luke Goebel and Otessa Moshfeg. Her character in the film, Lindsey, is desperate for a rearrangement. When asked what drove her to her decision, Lawrence said she found her common ground.

“I felt something in my gut when I read this,” she said. I sympathize with that feeling of trying to find your own home, and trying to find a place where you have a purpose.I left home when I was 14.My relationship with home is It was always complicated.

Justine Ciarrocchi and Lawrence will co-produce Excellent Cadaver, with Neugebauer also executive producing. IAC Films, IPR.VC, Excellent Cadaver and A24 are the companies behind ‘Causeway’. The following movies are also part of his TIFF lineup for Apple. Documentary “Sydney” by Reginald Hudlin about Sidney Poitier. “Raymond and Ray” by Rodrigo Garcia, Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke. Documentary “Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues” by Sasha Jenkins about the legendary musician.

Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton will also appear at the festival to promote the documentary series Gutsy. The film will premiere on his Apple TV Plus on November 4th. TIFF runs until his September 18th. (with input from ANI)