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60 of 83 · most liked firstI teach this movie in my American Dream class, sandwiched between The Jungle and Behold the Dreamers, so my students can feel joy for a few hours during a long, depressing course.
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching THE DREAMERS (2003). Director: Bernardo Bertolucci. Michael Pitt, Eva Green. First rewatch since theater. Bertolucci's ode to love, sex, cinema, & youthful protest in Paris of 1968. Green & Louis Garrel are so hot, might even forgive a bit of incest...or encourage it! 🤪 #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Four 📽 Faves: Bernardo Bertolucci (BOTD 3/16/41). 4 Oscar noms, 2 wins. 1970 The Conformist 1972 Last Tango in Paris 1987 The Last Emperor 2003 The Dreamers Also, 1900 (1976). Fun fact: THE LAST EMPEROR got 9 Oscar nods & won every one, including Writer and Director for Bertolucci. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →I haven’t seen the movie The Dreamers in like 20 years? Was it good? Idk if I want to watch it again, that seems like a chore to see two skinny men kiss in a bath tub.
unlabelledView post →Four 📽 Faves: Filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci (BOTD 3/16/41). 4 Oscar noms, 2 wins. 1970 The Conformist 1972 Last Tango in Paris 1987 The Last Emperor 2003 The Dreamers Also love: 1976 1900 Fun Fact: THE LAST EMPEROR got 9 Oscars noms, won every one inc. director/writer for BB. #filmsky 📽🎥🎬🎞
unlabelledView post →just watched “The Dreamers” (2003), which is frankly a horror movie about living in a French New Wave film 😛
unlabelledView post →#nowwatching 1st viewing of my 1191st title from my movie jar: The Dreamers (2003) #filmsky #letterboxd #blindmoviejar
unlabelledView post →Skip rewatching “Band of Outsiders” and “Breathless” again and again in repetory. Give yourself a treat and discover “My Night at Maud’s” or “Bob Le Flambeur” or “Chloe from 5 to 7." You want to watch a modern film *about* the New Wave? You can’t go wrong with Bertolucci’s “The Dreamers."
unlabelledView post →So I watched 1900, the 5 hour long Bertolucci film Absolutely wild film, was worth the watch, was very entertaining and Bertolucci is definitely becoming a favorite director of mine over time. I’ve also seen The Conformist, The Dreamers and Last Tango in Paris so far out of his films
unlabelledView post →#aprilmoviechallenge #filmsky #moviesky Day13: Art Museum in a Movie The Dreamers (2003) 🖤🎥
unlabelledView post →#CurrentlyWatching #Filmsky Les Enfants Terribles based upon the Cocteau novel which is basis for Bertolucci's The Dreamers (loved it) and its inspiration of the Adair novel The Holy Innocents - also an opera by Philip Glass. This all started because I am now reading Moby-Dick by Herman Melville
unlabelledView post →I got to tell him about the time back when I was running the Embassy Cinema and three old ladies who came to see THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST accidentally walked into THE DREAMERS instead. They stayed for the whole movie.
unlabelledView post →the Dreamers piece with Nina/Sonny is also much bigger in the movie (naturally since DACA was a few years after the show premiered) which is an evolution I love.
unlabelledView post →I absolutely loved it. I related so hard to James. Not just because he’s left handed like me (at the beginning, he uses he left hand to draw). But we both have the same dream. To make movies and to win an Oscar (Golden Banana)! This movie was made for the Dreamers. Thank you! ❤️ 🎥 🎞️
unlabelledView post →Share one of your “secret favorite” films. Not a film everyone knows you love, but one you love that you rarely ever show love for 🎥🖤 The Dreamers (2003)
unlabelledView post →GET ME ANOTHER… A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Episode 3 is here! This week we explore two films that put British rock-n-roll stars in traditional movie musicals: EVERY DAY’S A HOLIDAY with John Leyton and Freddie & the Dreamers and Joe Brown in THREE HATS FOR LISA. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/g...
unlabelledView post →This was super fun and the Dreamers think doing movie night once a month is a good plan! @gaigeneumann.bsky.social gave us a raid and watched. We sent out to White Zombie at @bonnicula.bsky.social's No VoD because I got over 12 false claims after stream and am too lazy to file DMCA for unmuting vod
unlabelledView post →Oh bloody hell! This is sad news. Jeremy Thomas, legendary Oscar winning British director of The Last Emperor, Bad Timing, Naked Lunch, Crash, Sexy Beast, Tideland, Eureka, The Dreamers, Fast Food Nation and The Man Who Killed Don Quixote has died. 😞 www.theguardian.com/film/2026/se...
unlabelledView post →This week's Musical Monday is one of the worst films I've ever seen. But at least we have some great musical numbers from The Turtles and Freddie & the Dreamers. Full review here: cometoverhollywood.com/2026/06/08/m...
unlabelledView post →Starring John Leyton, Liz Fraser, Mike Sarne, Ron Moody and Freddie and the Dreamers and now on TUBI. The story is light and the acting shite but the Cinematography is by Nicholas Roeg!
unlabelledView post →I spent just about every evening of my high school years at the Stockholm Cinematheque. That’s why I find Adair’s book and Bertolucci’s film version of The Dreamers interesting (despite the horrible ”May 68” romanticism): anartapart.substack.com/p/a-labyrint... #carlabrahamsson
unlabelledView post →Authors hands down David Eddings, except the Dreamers series which was a bit of a let down. Movies both the best musical/movie ever The Blues Brothers 😀
unlabelledView post →Is it possible at this point in time to have a feel-good Silicon Valley story? Yes, it is. Longtime freelance Apple editor Kenji Yamamoto makes his documentary directing debut with THE DREAMERS & I, world premiering at Cinequest. Read about Kenji and his film in the @sfchronicle.com.
unlabelledView post →The Dreamers was a perfect film and I would like more movies to come out in the exact same vein of political, sexually taboo, and with a great soundtrack. Also bring back art films with full frontal. 🎥
unlabelledView post →Movies Watched: The Dreamers, directed by Bernardo Bertolucci Another trip to MUBI, where I stumble across a 4K restoration of The Dreamers. While I’ve never seen The Dreamers, I’ve long been aware of it for reasons that will be obvious to anyone who has seen the film. Yes, I’m talking about
unlabelledView post →The Dreamers ilgili yazıyorum. Solucan deliği gibi bi film benim için, aşırı zevkli! Eeeyyy Gilbert Adair iyi ki tanıdım ve okudum ve izledim seni 🥂
unlabelledView post →We're getting pretentious AND sexy! We watched The Dreamers! Like the characters in the film, we needed a third and brought in @roccotthompson.bsky.social to help us out. This chat is definitely for adults only! Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/m... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6P5m...
unlabelledView post →You could deal with the Manx contribution to rock music. My input: seeing Freddie & the Dreamers in Douglas in 1964, whilst on holiday with my grandparents. We also came across them making a short film for Top of the Pops in the castle in Castletown. It was never broadcast.
unlabelledView post →In the early sixties I remember a 'jukebox' which contained cassettes of 16mm (?) film at half-a-crown a play. A bit steep! I remember watching Freddie & the Dreamers singing on it.
unlabelledView post →LA LA LAND IS SUCH A GOOD MOVIE THIS ONE IS FOR THE DREAMERS OUT THERE
unlabelledView post →@willmckinley.bsky.social Music/movie birthday. Derek Quinn 1942-2020. Guitarist for the British band Freddie and the Dreamers and they appeared in the films Seaside Swingers (1964), Out of Sight (1966).
unlabelledView post →1900. So sleazy, so carnal and depraved a revolutionary epic. It even starts with someone crying, Verdi's dead! Peerless. The Dreamers, agreed, it's the one post-1970s film of his I loved unreservedly. Eva Green, what an intro!
unlabelledView post →I love that film, 1900 and The Dreamers most
unlabelledView post →#BOTD #BernardoBertolucci Mar 16, 1941. Left his mark as one of most creative directors & screenwriters. His breakthrough film, the political thriller The Conformist. Nods to his historic epic 1900 & the youthful revolution in The Dreamers, Stealing Beauty & the sumptuous The Last Emperor. #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →It's the ultimate fantasy of isolating yourself from the world to create your own paradise based on cinema. It's messy, freaky, and delusional, but I get why hot people would want to just lock the door and live inside a film forever doing batshit crazy things. The Dreamers (2003) #TheDreamers
unlabelledView post →10 day movie challenge. Every day I pick a frame from a film that has impacted me: 10 days. 10 films. 0 explanations. Day 1 of 10: The Dreamers (2003) Directed by: Bernardo Bertolucci
unlabelledView post →#Bales2025moviechallenge Mar 19 Student Activism The Dreamers (2003) – Bernardo Bertolucci’s film follows three students in Paris during the protests of May ’68, blending politics, cinephilia, and sexuality.
unlabelledView post →BSky pals-condider visiting @amot_movie on the gram. A friend is co-directing a short about DACA, the Dreamers who are a part of it, and the uncertainty that surrounds it. Great people+important subject=an amazing short +💰 to them if you can! Plz ❤️ & share! www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-cr...
unlabelledView post →Would add Babygirl, Quills, The Dreamers, Please Baby Please, Shortbus, A Serbian Film, The Night Porter, Sliver, 9 Songs, Cruising, Interior: Leather Bar, Paris France, Meridian, Boxing Helena, Cam, Deadgirl, Savage Grace, Caligula, Nekromantik +
unlabelledView post →52. THE DREAMERS I fully recognize that this is one of THOSE movies for film people but I saw it when I was a bit too young to and it has lived in my brain ever since.
unlabelledView post →as an effort to bond w new friends and slowing down with discourse, i'm hosting a discord film streaming this sat. we'll be watching The Dreamers so join us via this link: discord.gg/N6fSBsju?eve...
unlabelledView post →EVERY DAY’S A HOLIDAY puts actor/singer John Leyton and rock-n-rollers Freddie and the Dreamers into a traditional movie musical. This week on GET ME ANOTHER… A HARD DAY’S NIGHT we discuss this swinging film released in the U.S. as SEASIDE SWINGERS. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/g...
unlabelledView post →(These days… well, the internet reveals all). Focus on the sex and nudity does The Dreamers a disservice because it’s a beautiful film with several stunning set pieces, whether it’s that scene at the kitchen table where American exchange student Matthew (Michael Pitt) explains his
unlabelledView post →@willmckinley.bsky.social Music/movie birthday. Bernie Dwyer 1940-2002. Drummer for the British band Freddie and the Dreamers and they appeared in the films Seaside Swingers (1964), Out of Sight (1966).
unlabelledView post →I was there when it all happened! I was a foreign exchange student at the time. I really relate to the movie "The Dreamers" by Bertolucci as a result. I was the Michael Pitt character!
unlabelledView post →I remember walking out of THE DREAMERS and asking my movie watching companion, "Can you even imagine what it must be like waking up every morning and seeing Eva Green looking back at you ion the mirror?"
unlabelledView post →This is stunning. I don’t think the border is necessary, but I imagine it might make putting it in an ornate. frame a bit easier? Also, have you seen the French film The Dreamers?
unlabelledView post →I was looking at their Wikipedia page, and Lester Bangs said the following about them in the Rolling Stone History of Rock & Roll: “Freddie and the Dreamers [had] no masterpiece but a plenitude of talentless idiocy and enough persistence to get four albums and one film soundtrack released . . .
unlabelledView post →Reviews, Health, and Other Stuff: 4K-UHD/Movie Review: The Dreamers tkdmike30.blogspot.com/2026/02/4k-u...
unlabelledView post →THE DREAMERS 2003 by Bertolucci YOU'RE UP FOR A TREAT It's a novel but the movie is AAAAA
unlabelledView post →#DearX got some mind-blowing payoffs that you'll never see them coming. But setups are mostly exhausting The step sibling relation felt off from the start. It reminded me of THE DREAMERS (2003). This show even got a confusing & bizarre ending like the film #김유정 #KimYouJung #친애하는X #Korean #kdrama
unlabelledView post →Can't think of any, but a related thing is novelists rewriting their source novel to more closely match the film adaptation: Gilbert Adair (The Holy Innocents/The Dreamers) and James Hawes (Rancid Aluminium).
unlabelledView post →Not really a film, more a video show, with Sam Costa lying in bed watching mimed performances by various second division '60s singers and bands. Freddie and the Dreamers top the bill, with Freddie Garrity dressed as a court jester, which seems about right. (1/2) www.imdb.com/title/tt0060...
unlabelledView post →So that Eva Green film, THE DREAMERS, that's shit right? Because I just saw it and I think it's kinda shit.
unlabelledView post →Television highlights: Adventure - the riddle of Easter Island with Thor Heyerdahl. International Film Season from Sweden - A Doll’s House. Ready, Steady, Go! with Roy Orbison and Freddie and the Dreamers.
unlabelledView post →i don't have a real opinion on ap but it brings back memories of being in uni and taking a film analysis course for fun, where the entire class also watched The Dreamers--which, if you have seen the movie, is a wild one to view with company AND write an essay about.
unlabelledView post →Thanks! One of the most beautiful eras for style imo. Great that you got those tickets. I guess The Dreamers is not the Bernardo Bertolucci's film but a more recent one (?)
unlabelledView post →Green first gained international recognition for her role in Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven and later achieved international fame for her portrayal of Vesper Lynd in the 2006 James Bond movie Casino Royale. Green's film debut was in Bernardo Bertolucci's The Dreamers.
unlabelledView post →I recently watched The Dreamers (mid Bertolucci film from 2003) and it reminded me of what a fabulous actor Michael Pitt was/is and how he was supposed to be the next Leonardo DiCaprio or whatever, and now I stumbled on this fake Nirvana music video he made with Gus Van Sant for Last Days
unlabelledView post →Omfgggggggg I haven't seen this movie since I was too young to watch it! This movie, Splendor, The Doom Generation, & The Dreamers were my film introductions to all things bi-curious.
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