The Dreamers
Drama • NC-17 • 2003 • 1 hr 55 min
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Michael Pitt, Eva Green, Louis Garrel, Anna Chancellor, Robin Renucci
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Every 20yo literature student's wet dream
Really enjoyed this, very arty and twisted atmosphere
This is not my typical kind of movie. I had to watch cause of Michael Pitt 😍🤪 very spicy movie. Acting is amazing
A cult movie, maybe not everyone's taste. Pure French film with a poetic and sometimes philosophical look at life and love.
The dreamers is a twisted movie with such a dreamy vibe. It leaves you wanting to stay in the movie, but confused with what you absorbed.
It's difficult not to want to continue living in the world this movie creates after it ends. Really is beautiful
Not the best Bertolucci film you could watch, but it's still a great film. Painfully beautiful, playful and a bit strange.
Get prepared to see the things you may not be able to handle. But it's a good movie. Read some analysis on internet after you see it.
Probably the strangest film I've ever seen
The editing and the constant references to classic films are masterful… I truly think every self-proclaimed cinephile should watch it
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