Bande à Part(1964)_vs_The Dreamers(2003)

[@cecez6828]

Bertolucci did a great job re-making this scene. *** FUN FACT: the man walking in front of the painting in The Dreamers is Gilbert Adair,the author of The Holy Innocents, which is the screen play of this movie.***

[@jonkimberson3253]

Oh good I was wondering what the name of the book is

[@elephantstone222]

this is on my bucket list.

[@salvotocco3954]

Absolutely in love.

[@YTnh2n]

Hey, Nina, can you say if the original 1964 version is available (by itself) on youtube? The Dreamers sequence is... Thanks!

[@Kurosawa3]

Thank you. How did you create the split screen.

[@eatscherries]

love love love this

[@mncsv]

I Like-love-like like like like likeeee it!!!

[@jonkimberson3253]

How does it take you 9 minutes to run through a museum

[@cecez6828]

The museum is freakin' huge. 60,600 square metres, (652,300 square feet). And with 3 people. Also you must take in mind that throughout the Louvre it isn't straight corridors, there are statues in the middle of the rooms and guards everywhere and there are turns and stairs.

[@jonkimberson3253]

Cece Ziehl How i didnt think it was that big

[@cecez6828]

Yeah, its huge. There was a thing saying if you spent a week in france and walked through the Louvre everyday, during its opening hours to its closing hours, you still wouldn't be able to see everything in it.

[@jonkimberson3253]

Cece Ziehl holy shit thats big

[@RayManiac90]

Editing, the Louvre is so big you need days to visit every corners of it

[@MiKadARI]

which museum is this?

[@AnurajKodakkottil]

louvre

[@fede018]

Moma

[@MeninoLambrini]

LOUVRE

[@Choco3101]

speedrunning the louvre ahh what was godard thinking

[@Lawrence_Arabia]

EVA