The Dreamers

By Makenzie 2022-12-09 16:35:50

Feudal family and love peace.

Feudal family and love peace.
——Watching the movie "The Dreamers"

is still about the 1960s. It seems that there is no era in this world that can surpass that era. She is brewing rebellion, revolution, youth and everything you crave and everything you want. It was done in the 1960s. That bitch-like red age.

The dreamers, the background is Paris, the protagonist is the United States. The OST has jans Joplin, bob Dylan-queen jane and folk grandfather and french chanson. In...

By Vinnie 2022-12-07 06:39:41

Naked passion for innocence

When Bertolucci was over 60 years old, he made such an autobiographical "Dream of Paris".

The film is full of young people's love for film culture in the 1960s...
and the fusion, rebellion, quarrel and division of young people from two worlds in that big era!

Matthew is from the United States, he will explain the Vietnam War in the United States, and he will flaunt the culture of the West Coast... The brothers and
sisters are French, they are full of romantic,...

By Presley 2022-12-04 19:09:04

The dream of Paris

No one will deny the beauty of Paris. Just as everyone has a dream of an iron tower in their hearts. If you have been to Paris, you will know that the city is always "old", exuding a lazy atmosphere, and there are historical and cultural footprints everywhere, like an old man full of poetry and books with a strong literary and art Well, every breath of air has a story.

Matthew, an international student in the United States, is like tens of millions of other international students in...

By Clark 2022-12-02 04:33:11

We are all voyeurs

"Dream of Paris" is almost my favorite of all the fourth-level films I have seen. The small apartment in Paris is as ambiguous, youthful and vivid as the Garden of Eden. Eva Green is so beautiful, a superb French girl , "Isabella" is such a wonderful name for her.
If I like a movie, the only thing I can do is keep myself from forgetting. The only thing I can do if I want to keep myself from forgetting is to record its lines in large chunks.
"I'm one of those insatiable people who...

By Barrett 2022-11-14 12:17:45

fell asleep in slight shame

"Some of my friends don't seem to like French movies very much. They always wake up and wipe their saliva and ask me if the movie is over and can I go to dinner. I respect and love their authenticity. Any attempt to betray one's own heart , trying to act like I have something called "taste" is a shame.
    I must admit with sadness that there are very few times of the year when I can sit quietly and witness those special and great changes of sound and light.
　　They It's always made up...

By Layne 2023-09-30 09:12:24

Though lushly atmospheric, The Dreamers doesn't engage or provoke as much as it...

By Jany 2023-09-26 05:06:49

Probably from this movie, I became obsessed with the setting of "a pair of siblings + a man". Later, I watched "After the Wind and Rain in the Hometown", "Poison Tree" and so on, it was the same. I have always longed to meet such a pair of brothers and sisters, not only to release something, but also to reach...

By Joyce 2023-09-04 04:59:52

「Before you can change the world you must realize that you, yourself, are part of it. You can't stand outside looking...

By Brooke 2023-08-03 18:42:19

I was blown away by the Paris of that era. It was perfect for me. Love and the sexual revolution and art PS Isabella's parents are so nice. I hope I'll be that kind of mother in the future. It's like an oil painting by a romantic...

By Pascale 2023-08-03 16:34:49

A good "I gave you my body and gave him my heart". The appearance of the male protagonist will inevitably break the pattern of incestuous love, and it will certainly not break their connected souls. Coming from the same greenhouse, but unable to fall in love, they just use the superficial wildness to cover up the fear and anxiety brought about by the looming loss. Joining the revolution is just a kind of dazed self-imposed exile, and I don't care about the political hints in the...