The Dreamers (2003) Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci
Drama
aka: Paris '68
Film Synopsis
May 1968. With their parents away on holiday, Isabelle and
Théo are left to their own devices in their Parisian
apartment. They invite an American exchange student named Matthew
to stay with them and participate in a series of emotional and sexual
games through which they hope to discover their true identity.
Meanwhile, the world around them erupts into chaos...
Cast: Michael Pitt (Matthew),
Eva Green (Isabelle),
Louis Garrel (Theo),
Anna Chancellor (Mother),
Robin Renucci (Father),
Jean-Pierre Kalfon (Himself),
Jean-Pierre Léaud (Himself),
Florian Cadiou (Patrick),
Pierre Hancisse (First Buff),
Valentin Merlet (Second Buff),
Lola Peploe (Usherette),
Ingy Fillion (Theo's Girlfriend),
Jean-Paul Belmondo (Himself)
Country: France / UK / Italy
Language: English / French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 115 min
Aka:Paris '68
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