The first time I heard about this film was two summers ago. The first time I saw this film was last summer, and the first time I read this novel, In the afternoon after watching the film last summer...
the novel itself has no much-talked-about essence. The quality of the film doesn't stand out among all Bertolucci's works. But both are wonderful The combination makes
The whole film is filled with A series of thought-provoking issues such as sex, incest, eroticism, taboo, etc. The author draws on the background of the May bloodshed in Paris in 1968, three ordinary, handsome, love movies in a small corner of Paris, but fall in love with each other. The men and women in the film reflect the dazed self-consciousness of people in the chaotic master generation.
The heroine of the film is extremely beautiful. Completely lost in the dream branch of ego, not so much in incest, promiscuity, as in redemption of ego.
From Matthew sneaking pee in the washbasin to natural group sex, from Theo masturbating to photos to Going out for food with no clothes on, from Isabella smoking dazedly at the entrance of the theater to the scene where she thought of suicide in a hurry, I can understand how easy it is for a person to change, and how unworthy it is But
the question is whether the environment of the times has changed these three boys and girls who can only be called "children"?
Following his own dreams and different beliefs, Theo and Matthew Parting ways. Isabella faces the two most important men in her life: her brother who has been in the same bed for more than ten years, and Theo, who is full of French romantic feelings; , a slightly rational American in the wild, Matthew. One threw himself into the conflict of bloodshed and went to the forefront of the war; Isabella's choice is a painful one .
But how can a family relationship of more than ten years be compared with a few days of skin-to-skin relationship? The
vast sea of people has made their own choices, for freedom, for the sake of dreams, In this city full of dreams, in this piece of soil full of confusion...
The Dreamers
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