https://cabaneasang.tv/film/blue-jasmine/
Festival Cinemania 2026
Blue Jasmine (2013) - film poster, directed by Woody Allen

Blue Jasmine

2013
1h 39min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Woody Allen
Drama Comedy
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

After experiencing a traumatic misfortune, Jasmine French, a wealthy woman from New York, moves to San Francisco to live with her foster sister Ginger and the firm purpose of getting a new life, but she will be haunted by anxiety and memories of the past.

Blue Jasmine (2013) is a 1h 39min drama feature film by Woody Allen. After experiencing a traumatic misfortune, Jasmine French, a wealthy woman from New York, moves to San Francisco to l... Selected for Couch Film Festival (2013).

Key facts

Cast Cate Blanchett, Sally Hawkins, Alec Baldwin, Peter Sarsgaard, Bobby Cannavale, Andrew Dice Clay, Louis C.K., Michael Stuhlbarg
Original language English
First release August 1, 2013 (Czech Republic)
Awards Academy Award for Best Actress
Setting San Francisco, New York City
Filming locations San Francisco, Long Island, New York City

Crew

Screenplay Woody Allen
Producer Edward Walson, Letty Aronson, Stephen Tenenbaum
Cinematography Javier Aguirresarobe
Editing Alisa Lepselter

Trailer

Stills

Blue Jasmine Blue Jasmine Blue Jasmine Blue Jasmine Blue Jasmine

Rating

7.1/10 7 votes User rating

Reviews

No reviews yet. Be the first to write one.

Festival History

Titles
Original title Blue Jasmine English
Québec French title Jasmine French
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Czech Republic August 1, 2013
Theatrical Slovakia August 1, 2013
Theatrical Canada August 2, 2013
Theatrical Norway August 2, 2013
Theatrical Belgium August 7, 2013
Theatrical Denmark August 8, 2013
Theatrical Netherlands August 22, 2013
Theatrical United Kingdom August 23, 2013
Theatrical Poland August 23, 2013
Theatrical Sweden August 23, 2013
Theatrical United States August 23, 2013
Theatrical Greece August 29, 2013
Theatrical Hungary August 29, 2013
Theatrical Finland August 30, 2013
Theatrical Romania September 6, 2013
Theatrical Australia September 12, 2013
Theatrical Portugal September 12, 2013
Theatrical Estonia September 13, 2013
Theatrical Iceland September 13, 2013
Theatrical Lithuania September 13, 2013
Theatrical Latvia September 13, 2013
Theatrical Switzerland September 25, 2013
Theatrical France September 25, 2013
Theatrical South Korea September 25, 2013
Theatrical Russia September 26, 2013
Theatrical Ukraine September 26, 2013
Theatrical Colombia September 27, 2013
Theatrical Ireland September 27, 2013
Theatrical Turkey September 27, 2013
Theatrical Argentina October 10, 2013
Theatrical Singapore October 10, 2013
Theatrical Thailand October 10, 2013
Theatrical Hong Kong October 17, 2013
Theatrical Israel October 17, 2013
Theatrical Slovenia October 17, 2013
Theatrical Uruguay October 24, 2013
Theatrical Germany November 6, 2013
Theatrical Austria November 8, 2013
Theatrical Brazil November 15, 2013
Theatrical Spain November 15, 2013
Theatrical Macedonia November 20, 2013
Theatrical Switzerland November 21, 2013
Theatrical Croatia November 28, 2013
Theatrical Bulgaria November 29, 2013
Theatrical Switzerland December 5, 2013
Theatrical Italy December 5, 2013
Theatrical Taiwan December 20, 2013
Theatrical South Africa December 20, 2013
Theatrical Mexico December 25, 2013
Theatrical Chile December 26, 2013
Theatrical Nigeria December 27, 2013
Theatrical Peru February 6, 2014
Theatrical Bolivia February 13, 2014
Theatrical Venezuela February 28, 2014
Theatrical Japan May 10, 2014
Television Israel September 26, 2014
Streaming France October 21, 2016
Television Portugal October 25, 2019
Streaming France February 27, 2022
Classification Germany 6
Classification United Kingdom 12
Classification United States PG-13
Versions & editions
Original version (English)
Home video France January 29, 2014
Home video Greece February 20, 2014
Home video Hungary February 21, 2014
Full credits
Director Woody Allen
Cast Cate Blanchett (Jasmine), Sally Hawkins (Ginger), Alec Baldwin (Hal), Peter Sarsgaard (Dwight), Bobby Cannavale (Chili), Andrew Dice Clay (Augie), Louis C.K. (Al), Michael Stuhlbarg (Dr. Flicker), Alden Ehrenreich (Danny), Joy Carlin (Woman on Plane), Richard Conti (Woman's Husband), Glen Caspillo (Cab Driver), Charlie Tahan (Young Danny), Annie McNamara (Jasmine's Friend Nora), Daniel Jenks (Matthew), Max Rutherford (Johnny), Tammy Blanchard (Jasmine's Friend Jane), Kathy Tong (Raylene), Ted Neustadt (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Andrew Long (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Laurena Allan (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), John Harrington Bland (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Leslie Lyles (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Glenn Fleshler (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Brynn Thayer (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Christopher Rubin (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Emily Bergl (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Barbara Garrick (Hal and Jasmine's Friend), Max Casella (Eddie), Ali Fedotowsky (Melanie), Dean Farwood (Computer Teacher), Conor Kellicutt (Chili's Friend), Colin Thomson (Chili's Friend), Val Diamond (Dental Patient), Joe Bellan (Dental Patient), Catherine MacNeal (Dental Patient), Irit Levi (Dental Patient), Diane Amos (Dental Hygienist), Shannon Finn (Jasmine's Friend Sharon), Tom Kemp (Nat), Emily Hsu (Amy), Maurice Sonnenberg (Man at House Party), Martin Cantu (Ginger's Boss), Daniel Hepner (Café Waiter), Al Palagonia (US Marshall), Boston Rush Freeman (Traveler (uncredited)), Shelley K. Booker (Restaurant Couple (uncredited)), Leonard Zimmerman (Augie's Foil (uncredited))
Screenplay Woody Allen
Producer Edward Walson, Letty Aronson, Stephen Tenenbaum
Executive producer Adam B. Stern, Leroy Schecter
Cinematography Javier Aguirresarobe
Editing Alisa Lepselter
Production design Santo Loquasto
Visual effects Jake Braver, Jim Rider
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q2907178
IMDb tt2334873
TMDB 160588
CQ 102665

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

Whorewolf - watch free on CaSTV

Suggest an edit