There are two kinds of beautiful dreams, who can tell which one is better.

Stuart 2022-01-19 08:01:51

"The Eighth Day." 1996. Jacques Van Domel. The two leading actors both won the best actor in Cannes. Pascal Duquel, who plays a Down syndrome patient, is also a real Down syndrome patient in reality. There are also so many supporting actors and extras from the Tang family. I don't know how the director tuned it, it's too powerful. Looking at the first half, I thought this was the predecessor of "Peanut Butter Falcon." But the grade and the talent of the director quickly opened up in the second half. There are two kinds of beautiful dreams. One is like "Peanut Butter Falcon", which creates a dream that accepts and caters to patients with Down’s syndrome in reality; Choose death in fantasy. Who said which is better?

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  • Tavares 2022-03-17 09:01:08

    At first I wanted to watch it because I was deceived by the title. celery. Remember. Let's see the embarrassing scene without subtitles at the end. This is French. Hearing is useless. Until now I don't know what they said at the end.

  • Morton 2022-03-16 09:01:07

    Too many places shocked me! Too many places moved me! And it is the kind of "great compassion without tears"!

The Eighth Day quotes

  • [lying on the grass in the sun]

    Harry: We should get going.

    Georges: Just one more minute.

    Harry: Okay.

    [they lie down for a minute more]

    Harry: [looks at his watch] Okay, it's over.

    Georges: A nice minute, for us.

  • [last lines]

    Harry: On the eighth day, God created Georges. And he saw that it was good.