The Dreamers

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retro b @retrobite Feb 1 These three are inventing reality in a bathtub; all of Paris fits into an apartment that smells of wine and three-day-old sex. They are a triad of poets of the body who inhabit the cinema because the street is a cemetery of bureaucrats. It is a visual poem that gives your soul a lick, though it forces you to digest that bourgeois aestheticism—that reminder that to be a dreamer, one must first have the bills paid. The triad needs the Molotov to be thrown in order to bring the revolution of art and life into praxis; a key piece for understanding desire as the principle of freedom. See more Jeff C @cheroky2 Dec 20 Maybe you have to be a fellow boomer to appreciate it, but this is one of my favorite period pieces.....it seems weird for me to refer to the 60's and 70's as a period piece, but since most people today consider computers and cell phones normal, it is. It was also the time of sexual experimentation and kink, the "Sexual Revolution," which this movie portrays excellently. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 24 Success in 1 hour and 56 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $2,500,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more LacosteTK N Mar 18 Came To Watch Eva Green, Stayed For Eva Green's Nude Scenes, And Remeber It For The Writing, A Spectacular Film About Cinama And The Confused Youth With No Sense Of Purpose In Life, This Film Is Gonna Be Immortalized By It's Unaging Theme, And It's Gonna Be More Relevant With Time, Thanks To The Three Cast Memebers And The Director See more vicky n Feb 28 If it weren’t for these three dazzlingly beautiful people and their constant nudity, there would be nothing beyond beauty and eroticism. The film begins with a narrator, something that seems to tell an interesting story, and abruptly ends without the narrator voice and without context. There is no connection between the sexual games around the protagonists’ love for cinema and the revolution in which the context is set; there is no cohesion, and it seems to jump from one topic to another without any intersection between them. It seems as if the story had to be rushed, and at some point after the middle of the film, the thread was lost. Had it not been for the beautiful nudity of the protagonists, I would have stopped watching. See more Cristina B @crisbrooks Feb 15 Camp Eva Green, frequently topless, fantastical an indulging in incestuous threesomes, is pretty difficult to beat. It is a racy and yet innocent film that is more about sexual awakening than politics or philosophy (at which some ham-fisted references are made), and seems to push the boundaires of sex on screen in precisely the same way the French new wave films did, but with a vile, morbid and self-indulgent 90s twist that must have been tough to swallow for a mass audience. See more Read all reviews

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