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Sequel to 1995’s Before Sunrise continues the story of a one-night meeting
BERLIN (AP) — Film sequels tend to follow quickly on the heels of box-office successes but co-star Julie Delpy said Tuesday that Richard Linklater’s Before Sunset was motivated by a feeling that “something was missing.”
The movie — a follow-up to Linklater’s critically acclaimed 1995 romance Before Sunrise — features Delpy and Ethan Hawke revisiting their roles as Celine and Jesse, two young people who meet on a train and spend a night together discussing life and love.
Their 14-hour relationship ends at a Vienna train station, with the pair vowing to meet each other again in six months.
Hawke, Delpy and Linklater — who share screenwriting credits — all said as the sequel premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival that they’d been looking for a way to continue the story.
“I felt something was missing until I did this film,” Delpy said. “Somehow I felt I needed to say more.”
The sequel picks up nine years later in Paris, where Celine lives and Jesse is giving a reading of the book he wrote about their one evening together. This time under the time constraints of a departing plane, the two once more delve into intimate conversation.
“It has a weird connotation when you say sequel. It usually means, you know, economic interest,” Linklater told. “This obviously isn’t for that — we’re here for personal reasons.”
“There’s not many sequels to movies that made less money than ours,” Hawke added.
Set for a summer release in the United States, Before Sunset is one of 23 films competing for the Berlin festival’s top prize — the Golden Bear. Its predecessor earned Linklater a Silver Bear for best director in Berlin.