Sonhos Que o Dinheiro Pode Comprar

Título original: Dreams That Money Can Buy

1947
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1 h 39 min

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Sonhos Que o Dinheiro Pode Comprar (1947)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAfter learning how to look inside himself, a poetic bum sells people vivid dreams.After learning how to look inside himself, a poetic bum sells people vivid dreams.After learning how to look inside himself, a poetic bum sells people vivid dreams.

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Jack Bittner

Joe…

The Gangster
(as John Latouche)

Herb Campbell

A man - hands

Ethel Beseda

Mrs. A.
(não creditado)

Samuel Cohen

Mr. A
(não creditado)

Max Ernst

Le President
(não creditado)

Jo Fontaine-Maison

The girl
(não creditado)

Bernard Friend

Policeman
(não creditado)

Bernard Graves

The male voice
(não creditado)

Dorothy Griffith

Evelyn Hausman

Julien Lary

The man
(não creditado)

Anthony Laterie

The blind man
(não creditado)

Jo Mitchell

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Curiosidades
An experimental film shot for $25,000 in a Manhattan loft. It opened in New York in March, 1947 and went on to win the Venice Film Festival Award for the best original contribution to the progress of cinematography.

Citações
(singing on soundtrack): Oh Venus was born out of sea-foam / oh Venus was born out of brine / but a girl of today / if she is grade A / is assembled upon the assembly line

Conexões
Featured in Cocteau Marais - Un couple mythique (2013)

Trilhas sonoras
The Girl with the Pre-Fabricated Heart
Lyrics by John La Touche
Sung by Libby Holman and Josh White, accompanied by Norma Cazanjian and Doris Okerson

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7/10

If you can look inside yourself, you can look inside anyone!

I went on a long, hot walk around surprisingly dope Kansas City. Back at home base, I felt delirious, so I decided to return to Richter's Dreams That Money Can Buy.

It had been a while, but I can now say that you do NOT need the help of sun-drenched lunacy for this one. Perfect just as it is.

If there's any fabula, it's that bureaucracy sends people over the edge of mirrors, into bouquets of sterilized flowers resting in the dreams of others.

Really, it's all about the digesis: "Let memory of mortgages, loans and property sales // dissolve into the cries of nightingales!". Obviously you're watching this in part for image, but the VO and script shouldn't be overlooked. Alternating between a crisp, white sound, in the manner of 1950's instructional films, and other more slippery and sensuous words, voices and jazz numbers, sometimes there's singsong-y rhyme, often there are jabs at structure in favor of chaos ("Sign, sign every dotted line! What's the difference? You'll never belong to anything anyway.").

This is really a nice experience. Show it to hot friends and cool strangers.