| 词条 | Four Nights of a Dreamer |
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| name = Four Nights of a Dreamer | image = | caption = | director = Robert Bresson | producer = Gian Vittorio Baldi | based on = {{based on|"White Nights" 1848 short story|Fyodor Dostoyevsky}} | writer = Robert Bresson | starring = Isabelle Weingarten, Guillaume des Forêts | music = F.R. David, Louis Guitar, Christopher Hayward, Michel Magne | cinematography = Pierre Lhomme | editing = Raymond Lamy | distributor = | released = {{film date|1971|5|13|df=yes}} | runtime = 87 minutes | country = France | language = French | budget = }} Four Nights of a Dreamer ({{lang-fr|Quatre nuits d'un rêveur}}) is a 1971 French drama film directed by Robert Bresson and starring Isabelle Weingarten.[1] The film was entered into the 21st Berlin International Film Festival.[2] The film is loosely based on the story "White Nights" written by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. PlotThe film begins in Paris with Jacques, an unidentified young man, trying to hitchhike a ride. He travels to the countryside with a family and spends the day walking alone. He whistles and rolls somersaults. The scene cuts back to traffic at night in the city, and the opening credits appear. The next scene is of Marthe, standing at a bridge, at the brink of suicide. Jacques is walking by and stops her. He urges her back onto the street, indicating a police car stopped nearby. They sit by the bridge and chat about their lives. The scene cuts to flashbacks. Marthe is a young woman who lives with her mother in a flat. To make ends meet, her mother rents a spare bedroom to male boarders, the most recent of which is a graduate student. In one scene during the flashback, Marthe stands nude in front of her mirror, either scrutinizing or admiring her body. While doing this, she hears the boarder knocking on her wall. She ignores him at that point, but eventually Marthe and the boarder become lovers, without her mother knowing. Sadly, immediately after their affair begins the boarder has to move to the United States to study at an American university for a year. The lovers promise to be faithful to one another and reunite at the end of the year. At the present time, Marthe has learned that her lover returned to Paris several days ago and has made no attempt to contact her, leading to her despair and suicide attempt. Jacques' story is also told in flashbacks at this time. He is a young artist who lives alone in a desolate little flat that doubles as his studio. In the present time, Jacques comforts Marthe and advises her to write to her lover. Marthe says she will, but she asks if Jacques might take the letter for her to friends of her lover and return with his response the following night. When Jacques wonders how the letter could be procured so quickly, Marthe pulls her letter, addressed and ready, out of her pocket. During the daytime scenes of the movie, Jacques works on his paintings. Part of his artistic process involves recording himself on a tape recorder telling the story of meeting Marthe and loving Marthe. He also records himself repeating Marthe's name. While he paints, he plays his recordings. He also listens to the recordings while delivering Marthe's messages and, in one scene, while riding a bus, scaring two middle-aged women. Jacques' canvases are large, around 6ft by 4ft. He paints with them flat on the floor, crouching over them. He uses broad strokes and primary colors. The paintings are abstract, and he works on two paintings at a time. Jacques acts as messenger between Marthe and her lover. The lover never writes back to Marthe, and she is devastated. But by the fourth night, she professes her love for Jacques, who loves her as well. They kiss, and he buys her a red scarf. Marthe and Jacques are walking down the street, arm-in-arm, when they run into Marthe's former lover. Marthe runs to her lover and kisses him. Then she runs back to Jacques and kisses him. Finally, she returns to her former lover, and they walk off together, leaving Jacques alone. Jacques returns to his flat and paints, listening to his recordings. Cast
References1. ^{{cite news |url=https://movies.nytimes.com/movie/92226/Quatre-nuits-d-un-reveur/overview |title=New York Times: Four Nights of a Dreamer |accessdate=10 May 2015 |work=The New York Times | first=Roger | last=Greenspun |authorlink=Roger Greenspun |date=9 October 1971}} 2. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067641/awards |title=IMDB.com: Awards for Four Nights of a Dreamer |accessdate=14 March 2010 |work=imdb.com}} External links
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