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REVIEW: REGULAR LOVERS
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Man, the barricades
A reaction to Bernardo Bertolucci's far more sexy and colorful "The Dreamers," also set during the French student riots of 1968, famed French cinˇaste Philippe Garrel's "Regular Lovers" is 175 dragged (and drugged) out minutes of his own bleak black-and-white memories of the same tumultuous event.
By LESLIE (HOBAN) BLAKE
Offoffoff.com
Called "The greatest filmmaker you've almost certainly never heard of," by The New York Sun, Philippe Garrel is still relatively unknown. Eight of his films (dating from the '70s to the '90s) were featured in a monthlong retrospective held at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this past August, to try and introduce his work to larger audiences.
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Original title: Les Amants Rˇguliers.
Directed by: Philippe Garrel.
Written by: Marc Cholodenko, Philippe Garrel, Arlette Langmann.
Cinematography: William Lubtchansky.
Edited by: Fran¨oise Collin, Philippe Garrel.
In French with English subtitles.
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