Director:
Bernardo BertolucciGuión:
Gilbert AdairCámara:
Fabio CianchettiReparto:
Michael Pitt, Eva Green, Louis Garrel, Robin Renucci, Anna Chancellor, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Valentin Merlet, Florian Cadiou, Lola Peploe (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
La película nos sumerge en la amistad que surge entre Matthew, un joven estudiante norteamericano, y Theo e Isabelle, una pareja de hermanos mellizos parisinos. Juntos vivirán nuevas experiencias intelectuales, emocionales y sexuales en el marco del revolucionario mayo del 68. Además de ser un homenaje al idealismo y despreocupación juveniles, la película rinde tributo a la historia del cine, puesto que la condición de cinéfilos de los tres amigos les lleva a estrechar sus lazos de amistad. (Lauren Films)
(más)Reseñas (2)
An eye candy solution to the schematism around 1968 and the affair of French cinema. Fortunately, more important than Henri Langlois is the knowledge of films with Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich, and the application of cinematic pleasure to domestic orgies. So you feel like masturbating in front of a picture from Blue Angel? Enjoy and forget about Godard.
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I understand Bernardo Bertolucci's obsession with the beauty of Eva Green, but when each openly erotic scene is slightly less effective than the previous one, this trio falls into a sadly forgettable average. The pleasantly nostalgic feeling disappears, the story drowns itself, and only occasional beautiful shots (such as Eva as Venus) can pull me out of excessive cramping. As a result, this dream leaves me completely unaffected, despite the fact that the entire form aimed much higher.
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