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Der junge Cole träumt davon, als Electro-DJ voll durchzustarten und den einen Song zu produzieren, der ihm den Durchbruch zum Erfolg bringt. Tagsüber hängt er mit seinen alten Freunden ab, nachts zieht es ihn jedoch in die Szene-Spots von Los. We Are Your Friends ist ein US-amerikanischer Musikfilm des Regisseurs Max Joseph aus dem Jahr In den Hauptrollen sind Zac Efron, Wes Bentley und. ekosmak.eu - Kaufen Sie We Are Your Friends günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu einer. We Are Your Friends. ()1 Std. 32 MinX-Ray Der smarte Cole träumt davon, als Electro-DJ durchzustarten und den einen Song zu produzieren, der. Das Kinoregiedebüt We Are Your Friends des Werbe- und Videofilmers Max Joseph ist ein Film der harten Gegensätze. Die Coming-of-Age-. Entdecke die Filmstarts Kritik zu "We Are Your Friends" von Max Joseph: Beats per Minute - das ist in den Worten des von Zac Efron („High School Musical“). We Are Your Friends Events. likes. Die offizielle We Are Your Friends Events Fanpage!
Cole Carter Zac Efron , a former track star, college dropout, and struggling year-old DJ in the electronic dance music EDM scene, dreams of becoming a major record producer.
The morning after, Cole wakes up at James' house where he is introduced to Sophie Emily Ratajkowski , James' girlfriend and personal assistant, who drives him home.
Later, James calls Cole to DJ at his house party, a paid gig. James sees potential in Cole and takes him as his student. After listening to Cole's original song, James criticizes Cole for imitating other well-known producers, and he suggests using organic sounds for an original vibe.
The two co-create a song together using the original vibe technique, along with vocals from Sophie, and it is met with success at the local nightclub.
Cole and his friends head to Las Vegas for a music festival, where he meets up with Sophie, who James ditched. Cole and his friends move into a house.
They throw a house party and in the morning they realize Squirrel has passed away. After the funeral, the guys get into an argument.
While taking a run, the battery of Cole's phone goes dead, causing his music to stop playing. He listens to his surroundings and is inspired to record samples and integrate them into his long-awaited track.
Cole calls James and tells him that he has something for Summer Fest, a popular music festival. Cole releases his track at the festival and it is met with enthusiastic acclaim from the audience and James.
On June 6, , Efron entered negotiations to star in an untitled film about a DJ, which was set to be directed by Max Joseph. On July 31, , Ratajkowski joined the cast of the film, which by then had been given the title We Are Your Friends , and had a start date of August 18 announced for principal photography.
Simian song " We Are Your Friends ". Principal photography began on August 18, , in the San Fernando Valley. Silverman was an executive producer.
A critically noted scene in the film involves animation depicting Cole's PCP hallucinations at a swanky LA art gallery. Rotoscoping was used to achieve this effect.
In November , Warner Bros. We Are Your Friends received mixed reviews from critics, although Efron's performance and the soundtrack were praised.
The Hollywood Reporter ' s Film Critics named Efron's one of their favorite performances of , ranking him second, for his role of Cole Carter, saying, "And while the picture's box-office returns didn't exactly pump up the volume, this year-old Tyrone Power clone increasingly ranks among the most exciting American actors of his generation.
The movie is also the subject of the third season of the podcast " The Worst Idea of All Time " in which two New Zealand comedians watch the same terrible movie every week for a whole year, and discuss it each week.
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October 16, Full Review…. View All Critic Reviews Jun 05, One of Zac Efron's better movies of late. His portrayal as a deejay trying to be the next big thing and not another brick in the wall is convincing.
The music could have done with more licenses tracks but ultimately this coming of age drama is enjoyable. Ian W Super Reviewer. Nov 30, An okay party awesomely DJ-ed, Zac Efron's latest drops some block-rocking beats so far as a soundtrack but misses the mark so far as drama by sampling too many other underdog tales.
You've seen similar stories countless times before, just not set in the world of Los Angeles MCs. It spotlights as small and, sadly, forgettable a microcosm as arm wrestling in Over the Top or skateboarding in Gleaming the Cube, but such meticulous loving care gets afforded the specific craftsmanship that the flick manages to break even.
One vervy sequence finds our protagonist losing his earphones and rooting out the natural sounds of the San Fernando Valley before recording and appropriating them into a mega-mix.
It seems like small stuff but this process and his philosophy behind beats-per-second elevate the goings-on above Below Average status.
Given that his low class friends keep this possible breakout star from making his mark a la Good Will Hunting and a back-stabbing romance threaten his future a la Wedding Crashers, this proves to be no small feat of elevation.
In this R-rated drama, aspiring DJ Cole Carter Efron finds himself caught between a forbidden romance with the girlfriend Emily Ratajkowski of his mentor Bentley and the expectations of his friends in his attempts to find the path in life that leads to fame and fortune.
Zac Efron, long due breakout success of his own following High School Musical and 17 Again, is in fine form but clearly isn't the star.
Once the soundtrack takes over, it's nearly impossible not to step into the ebb and flow of the beat. Bottom line: Dub Misstep.
Jeff B Super Reviewer. While not the critical disaster that everyone is saying it is, "We Are Your Friends" is not all that good either. Zac Efron leads this film as an aspiring DJ who's passion trumps the needs of his crowd.
After befriending a DJ legend, he must impress him while also falling for his girlfriend behind his back. Cliche after cliche, you see the entire film coming, but if you are able to look past how dumb it can be, there is some mild fun to be had here.
I enjoyed my viewing of this film, but the only time I would ever give it any kind of recommendation or second viewing, would be during a party when people are only half paying attention.
There are a few life lessons in some great character moments and there are some cool Dj sequences, but that is about it. Playing out like an elongated music video, "We Are Your Friends" suffered greatly.
A disaster of a film? No, but unless you are few drinks in, I cannot recommend it either. KJ P Super Reviewer. We Are Your Friends is a movie accompanying a soundtrack rather than the other way around.
It is a movie about a DJ and we all know how rough the plight of a DJ can be. The problem with the premise in general is that it does feel rather inconsequential in the wide range of stories to be told and it seems wasteful that a movie about a DJ gets such a wide release instead of something more substantial.
And so, the question is: does this DJ tale use it's opportunity to say something more? Unfortunately the answer is no. While the trailer for the film did in fact hint at something more-is the cost and the grind of the collegiate system worth the job it grants you afterwards that is largely utilized to pay back those student loans?
The film hints it might not be if you do something worthwhile with that time, but Cole Carter Zac Efron and his friends aren't doing much besides melting away in the San Fernando Valley.
Despite it's rather hollow exteriors I was optimistic that the film might actually take the opportunity to explore a few existential themes that become prevalent for the first time in your early twenties, but it keeps in key with it's hollow exteriors by being a hollow portrait of the sunshine state lifestyle.
To say that is to say there isn't much to the film and again, unfortunately that is true. Director Max Joseph MTV's Catfish makes his narrative feature debut here and while he is keen on tapping into that younger audience he knows so well, at thirty-three this drama of young angst feels more manufactured than authentic.
We Are Your Friends is one of those movies about a group of friends who are in the midst of trying to accomplish their dreams and fulfill their aspirations, but feel stuck or even worse, know they don't have what it takes to make it out of their hometown.
The thing about Cole though is that he's basically granted unprecedented access to a well-known DJ and all the resources he could ever need in order to flourish and yet there isn't enough drive there for him to take the obvious path.
Philip P Super Reviewer. See all Audience reviews. Squirrel: Don't you feel like there's a lot more we could doing I mean Cole, are we ever gonna be better than this?
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What We Do in the Shadows. One Day at a Time. It was great to watch them all hang out, talking and sharing how excited we all were about the movie.
It was a real retreat and they came out of it very bonded, each in their own way, and that added a lot of texture to the characters' relationships.
As the story progresses in the film, Cole's friends have begun to make demands of him that he realizes might not be in his best interests.
Among those, the pull of easy money they earn working the phones at a day job for a Valley mortgage company run by a man named Paige, played by Jon Bernthal.
Alicia Coppola plays a single mother trying to stay afloat, whose circumstances come to Cole's attention when it's his turn to make a cold call.
Between filling the coffers and fulfilling their dreams, Cole and his friends all struggle, but ultimately it's Cole who must come to terms with what course his own future is going to take, and who, if anyone, he is going to take along with him.
You guys wanna make real money, you wanna live and die in the Valley. Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley boasts as diverse a landscape as any suburban sprawl, with million dollar hillside homes and strip malls planted practically side-by-side, and every ethnic group and socioeconomic class contributing to the famed L.
When I was 18, I came to L. He lived in Encino, and even after seeing all those international cities, I had never experienced culture shock the way I did when I got to the Valley.
My friends were promoting at night clubs, cruising down the crowded freeways, and living this fast life, and I watched it all through a haze.
Every trip over there is an adventure, there's always this incredible sense of energy and anticipation of what the night's going to bring-glamour, bright lights, cool clubs, great restaurants, the Sunset Strip and Hollywood Boulevard.
When they drive over there, everything seems within reach. Then they wake up the next morning and they are still Valley kids.
With no need to look elsewhere, the production for "We Are Your Friends" shot primarily in the Valley, as well as in some of nearby Hollywood and Downtown L.
Joseph worked with director of photography Brett Pawlak and production designer Maya Sigel to maintain as authentic an aesthetic as possible.
And if you know the area at all, you know it gets really hot, so by letting the actors exist in that environment in a natural way, we played off the heat so hopefully even the audience will feel it.
For an early scene, in which we get our first glimpse of the four friends working hard to promote a nightclub gig to college students, Efron, Weston, Fernandez and Shaffer spent an entire day among a group of extras, while the cameras caught them running up and down the steps of the library of California State University Northridge, handing out fliers under a sun that blazed over degrees.
My character was supposed to be a little more reserved, which I was happy about, 'cause I don't know how they do what they do.
They were hilarious. The pool house where Cole lives with Mason was based on the place Joseph stayed during that first trip to L. Sigel says that she and the director went to look at the actual home.
There had to be a clear visual juxtaposition between their situation in the Valley and life on the other side of the hill.
In the end, we chose a house in Van Nuys that we could shape into our pool house. Though it was spotless and white, we loved the yellow color of the exterior, the graphic quality of its lines, and the space and natural light that it provided.
My department built walls inside the house to make it feel smaller, more claustrophobic, and give the guys an almost dorm-like living environment.
They also drained the pool and built a fence to hide the green landscaping. Mason's family is struggling to make ends meet and Cole and Mason are constantly helping Mason's dad with repairs and renovations.
It's a crumbling microcosm of the American dream-drought-ridden, no grass, no escape from the sun. My scenic painters aged the exterior of the house to make it look sun-bleached and weathered.
We added years of history through paint as well as set dressing. The evolution of the boys' friendship, interests and styles are all contained within that pool house.
James Reed's house in the hills is quite a contrast to the deeper part of the Valley where Cole lives.
It was important to us that James be geographically situated above the city-you can feel the coolness, the breeze, see the reflections of the water from the pool bouncing into the house.
We filled his home with classic, white, modern pieces to make for a very clean aesthetic and palette. We wanted to show that James is a collector of art and a real music lover.
He's the coolest, most cultured 'grownup' that Cole's ever met. For James's in-home studio, the production utilized a portion of a real recording facility in the Valley.
Also at that location, the camera and lighting crew, Pawlak notes, "used color and light to illustrate the variations between that thick layer of smog you sit in down below and the clearer air you see up a little higher, like in Griffith Park or up the canyon, where you might actually realize we're having a beautiful day.
In addition to the rising temperatures, some of the sets presented a challenge to the camera team as well.
Pawlak's crew used rigs and cranes when necessary, however, he confesses, "I have a deep love for handheld camera work. But this was a project on which Max really wanted to explore a lot of different camera platforms.
We went through the script, looking at each scene in order to get a sense of what they called for in camera and lighting, as you always do.
And we used standard sticks and dollies and handhelds. But we also went outside the box a little bit, for instance, using a doggie cam body mount that we strapped to Zac for a scene at a gallery, the first time he goes out with James.
He's having a great night and that camera lets you really get his rather unique perspective of it. The gallery post-club party was created by Sigel's team at an artists' workspace, and was intended to give Cole his first taste of a more upscale lifestyle.
The designer brought in art by Justin Fry, an artist whose pieces would work well with a clever and colorful animation sequence that would be added later.
Giovacchini, who could easily be giving advice to the film's lead character, says "The only way to be a really good DJ is to do it all the time; the more experience you have, the easier that gets.
Also for Cole's benefit, James takes him to the club where he goes to try out his own new material, to get back to his roots and gain the approval of the old-school crowd that goes there; a club in Silverlake was dressed and utilized for the scenes.
For the guys' regular Thursday night gig, Sigel turned a real Hollywood club into the fictional Social, designing the graphics and interiors to suggest the various themes that word implies.
It's where Cole cuts his teeth as a DJ, but it also hints at some of the electronic music world's origins in the rebellious punk rock and disco scenes," she conveys.
As was his mission throughout the shoot, Joseph strove to make the performance scenes as realistic a representation of the music culture as possible.
Thus the company wrapped with their biggest and most ambitious sequence in the film by staging a full-blown EDM block party in a parking lot in Downtown Los Angeles, in conjunction with Pioneer, who supplied all of the DJ equipment for the movie.
Within hours of announcing the event on the internet, over 12, people had registered to be a part of the filming in order to witness Zac Efron's character take to the decks as a DJ.
Pawlak says, "We had a few big set pieces, with a lot of moving parts, like the Summer Fest we shot Downtown, so logistically that presented some difficulties but we had a great crew to pull it all together.
Says Dirty South, "I was super excited to be part of all this. Another creative challenge for Pawlak was the director's mandate that the film work visually for the culture it's meant for.
We were going back and forth about shooting the film in 2. So we threw that into the mix and hopefully people will enjoy the nod to that aesthetic.
Sigel, in conjunction with Joseph and Pawlak, integrated an overall palette that maintained a graphic quality of neutrals within the frame, with a pop of unexpected color, again nodding to the origins of EDM.
In that same vein, costume designer Christie Wittenborn enjoyed the opportunity to incorporate several different artistic influences into the characters' wardrobes.
It was really stimulating," Wittenborn says. Her inspiration for Cole, she says, was "effortless. He's not trying to impress anybody with the way he dresses.
He likes certain things, such as his favorite DJ shoes, which were black-and-gray checkered Vans. But that's a pair of shoes that he's had forever.
The Lucky One. Weniger animierend als der Sound ist hingegen Zac Efrons Spiel. Der übermächtige Schatten der Vorgängerin. Alle drei in den Einkaufswagen. Details Preise inkl. Dezember Prinzessin Fantaghirò Stream wiederholen". We Are Your Friends Navigation menu Video
We Are Your Friends [O.S.T] Soundtrack - Various Artists Der Kontrast zeigt sich sehr Ricky Nelson an einer fast identischen Szene, in der der Held — beide Male ein junger Mann, der es in der Metropol Gera zu etwas bringen will — vor seinem Computer an einem Track feilt. Verifizierter Kauf. Die Die Geisterakten Facebook ist wunderbar traurig In Aller Freundschaft Die Jungen ärzte Dr Ahrend optimistisch zu gleich. Cole arbeitet unterdessen an seiner DJ-Karriere weiter. FR Import. Als Drama aber überzeugt We Are Your Friends doch nicht, denn er entscheidet sich für einen seichten Kurs, wie ein beiläufiges Unterhaltungsstück, das sich die Eroberung der Bühne nicht richtig zutraut. Dezember "Bitte wiederholen". Aber es wird nie darauf eingegangen. Filmkritik zu We Are Your Friends. „House Music for Dummies“. Ein junger DJ erforscht in diesem prolligem Komplementärstück zu Mia. Zac Efron als DJ auf der Suche nach seinem eigenen Weg. Regiedebüt von Max Joseph. Unter der Regie von Max Joseph dreht Hollywood-Star Zac Efron („Bad Neighbors“) in WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS die Turntables und mixt einen tiefen Einblick in. Shiloh Fernandez Shopbop Designer Modemarken. Die Geschichte selbst ist sehr viel tiefgründiger, als anfangs geglaubt - Wdr Mediathek Menschen Hautnah geht im Grunde um nichts weniger als den Sinn des Lebens und das auf eine unaufgeregte, nicht belehrende und sehr vielschichtige Art. Ok film nice bit of eye candy! Verifizierter Kauf. Er arbeitet mit seinem neuen High-Society-Dude zusammen an nem Song? Kunden, die diesen Artikel angesehen haben, haben auch angesehen.We Are Your Friends PŘIHLÁŠENÍ K ODBĚRU NOVINEK Video
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