How long is Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers?

Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers is 3 hr 47 min long.

What is Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers about?

ZABRISKIE POINT 1969, 112 min. Director Michelangelo Antonioni's pictures were favorites at the Cinematheque Francaise in the 1960's, especially his mind- expanding odyssey of two youths (Mark Frechette and Daria Halprin) on the run from the police after a violent student demonstration. Their surreal adventures in the California desert climax in slow motion apocalypse to the strains of Pink Floyd. THE DREAMERS, 2003, Fox Searchlight, 115 min. "Only the French would build a movie theater in a palace." So says Matthew (Michael Pitt), an innocent young lad from San Diego arriving to study in riot-torn 1968 Paris. Soon he's established an intimate friendship with Isabelle (Eva Green) and her brother, Theo (Louis Garrel), a camraderie sparked with erotic fervor as well as an intense cinephilia that borders on obsession.

Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers

Name: Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers
Genre: Drama,Romance
Duration: 227

NR 3 hr 47 min

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How long is Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers?: Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers is 3 hr 47 min long.

What is Zabriskie Point / The Dreamers about?: ZABRISKIE POINT 1969, 112 min. Director Michelangelo Antonioni's pictures were favorites at the Cinematheque Francaise in the 1960's, especially his mind- expanding odyssey of two youths (Mark Frechette and Daria Halprin) on the run from the police after a violent student demonstration. Their surreal adventures in the California desert climax in slow motion apocalypse to the strains of Pink Floyd. THE DREAMERS, 2003, Fox Searchlight, 115 min. "Only the French would build a movie theater in a palace." So says Matthew (Michael Pitt), an innocent young lad from San Diego arriving to study in riot-torn 1968 Paris. Soon he's established an intimate friendship with Isabelle (Eva Green) and her brother, Theo (Louis Garrel), a camraderie sparked with erotic fervor as well as an intense cinephilia that borders on obsession.