Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson Ignite as a Marriage Implodes in the Die, My Love Trailer
Mubi has dropped the first trailer for Die, My Love, a mysterious dark comedy-drama starring Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, teasing a countryside fresh start that curdles as a young couple’s marriage begins to unravel. Die, My Love opens November 7, 2025.
Mubi quietly dropped a new trailer for Die, My Love, a mysterious dark comedy-drama that pairs Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson as a couple who move from New York to the countryside and immediately find out that isolation plus a newborn is not exactly a marriage spa retreat. It opens November 7, 2025.
The trailer vibe
This is our cleanest look at the movie so far. Lawrence and Pattinson play Grace and Jackson, who are trying to keep it together after having a baby. The footage leans into Grace’s unraveling headspace — not just sadness, but restless energy, intrusive imaginings, and that itchy feeling that the walls are closing in. It reads as depression, yes, but with an odd, almost playful bite to it. Tonally slippery in that Lynne Ramsay way.
"A hopeful young and loving couple (Grace and Jackson) move from New York to an inherited house in the country. Grace tries to find her identity with a new baby in the isolated environment. Yet as she begins to unravel, it’s not in weakness but imagination, strength, and a stunning untamed vivacity that she discovers herself anew."
Who made this and who is in it
- Director: Lynne Ramsay (Ratcatcher)
- Writers: Lynne Ramsay and Enda Walsh
- Lead cast: Jennifer Lawrence as Grace, Robert Pattinson as Jackson
- Supporting cast: LaKeith Stanfield as Karl, Sissy Spacek as Pam, Nick Nolte as Harry, Gabrielle Rose as Jen, and more
- Producers: Jennifer Lawrence and Justine Ciarrocchi for Excellent Cadaver
- Additional producers: Martin Scorsese, Andrea Calderwood, Thad Luckinbill, Trent Luckinbill, Molly Smith
- Release date: November 7, 2025
- Festival premiere: World premiere at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival
- Early reception: 78% on Rotten Tomatoes from 49 reviews
A quick read on the inside baseball
Ramsay directing Lawrence and Pattinson is already a fascinating mix, but tuck this away: Martin Scorsese is one of the producers. Not something you see every day on a Ramsay project, and it hints at how much heat this one has behind the scenes.
Bottom line
If the trailer is any indication, expect a sharp, unnerving domestic spiral that refuses to play it straight, anchored by Lawrence going big and weird in the best possible way. November can’t come soon enough.