Carol (2015)

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Carol scooped four up prizes at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards on Wednesday afternoon, but missed out on the one gong that you probably thought it had sewn up.

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Mara has replaced Wasikowska in Todd Haynes’ Carol, which he plans to start filming in Spring 2014. The movie is based on Patricia Highsmith’s lesbian love story. It was published in 1952 (under Highsmith’s pseudonym, Claire Morgan), and often goes by the rival title, The Price of Salt.

Among the recent news to come out of Cannes is word that The Weinstein Company has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to Carol, a feature adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's lesbian love story. Cate Blanchett, who played a role in the adaptation of another of Highsmith's stories, The Talented Mr. Ripley, will star alongside Mia Wasikowska in the film, which is set to be directed by Todd Haynes.

Wasikowska will play Therese, a twenty-something store clerk whose deep loneliness subsides in the presence of the glamorous and mysterious Carol. Blanchett will portray the eponymous heroine who is coping with the breakup of her marriage, and struggling to stay connected to her daughter