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(2010), when Dean (Ryan Gosling) selects a song that he clearly hopes sustains the love between himself and Cindy (Michelle Williams), he's in a very familiar and popular movie tradition. That tradition includes Dooley Wilson calling up the lost romantic days in Paris for Rick (Humphrey Bogart) and Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman) when he sings and performs "As Time Goes By" in (1943), or Lloyd Dobler (John Cusack) holding his boom-box high above his head outside the bedroom window of Diane Court (Iona Skye), the girl he's smitten with, so she can hear (1989). The romanticism in these songs not only serves to enhance the desires of the characters on the screen, what you could call an urgent yearning in them to make their love work, but it also speaks to the way pop music so often captures the fleeting innocence of what it feels like to fall in love. While in real life, relationships change, the songs always remain the same, fixed in the time in which they were first recorded. And if the relation

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Cami Delavigne is a feature and TV writer who got her start co-writing the Oscar-nominated film Blue Valentine starring Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams.

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Along with his co-writers Cami Delavigne and Joey Curtis, Cianfrance in Blue Valentine seems to understand the ways in which pop songs can define the way we love.

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(You can hear that close camaraderie Nannie describes in the tight, but generously affirming harmonies that surround her in the opening bars of "You and Me.") In 1970, Nannie and her brothers Preston, Donald and Johnny, barely out of high school, were simply answering an ad in a newspaper.

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Bio In , Cami Delavigne began writing Blue Valentine with director Derek Cianfrance in his freezing DUMBO loft, wearing socks on her hands to keep warm while typing.

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Cami Delavigne is a writer of both feature films and television, including the Oscar-nominated film Blue Valentine starring Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams.