Bresson's overlooked adaptation of Dostoyevsky's White Nights, A bit more accessible than his other works that I've seen, Has some interesting moments but overall I have mixed feelings, It may a need a rewatch
Guillaume des Forêts, Isabelle Weingarten, Maurice Monnoyer, Lidia Biondi, Patrick Jouanne
Four Nights of a Dreamer is a loose adaptation of Dostoyevsky's novella White Nights, with the action transposed from 19th century Russia to modern-day France. One night, Jacques (Guillaume Des Forets... read more
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July 15, 2009
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In the secular turn Bresson reveals an unexpected sense of humor and worldly irony. Full Review
Gone is the blistering, fatalistic Catholicism for which Bresson is famous, to be replaced with an unusual sort of humanism that is cynical but quirky, detached but sincere. Full Review
Dostoevsky wrote it, Visconti embraced the romanticism, Robert Bresson makes it a sardonic beating around the bush Full Review
This fascinating feature by master director Bresson adapts Dostoyevsky's story White Nights and puts it in Paris in the modern age. Full Review
The film is rescued from occasional moments of pretension by the gentle eroticism and absolute conviction with which it is made. Full Review
Bresson is at his cynical best. Full Review
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