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Strawberry Mansion

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Dans un avenir où le gouvernement enregistre les rêves et les taxe, un auditeur de rêves se laisse entraîner dans les rêves d'un excentrique vieillissant.

Année

2021

Durée

1h 31m

IMDb

6.5

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Casting

Kentucker Audley

Director

AB

Albert Birney

Director

Penny Fuller

Bella

Casting

Kentucker Audley

Director

AB

Albert Birney

Director

Penny Fuller

Bella

Kentucker Audley

Preble

Grace Glowicki

Young Bella

Linas Phillips

Buddy

Reed Birney

Peter

Constance Shulman

Martha

Ephraim Birney

Brian

AB

Albert Birney

Frog Waiter

AB

Albert Birney

Blue Demon

LW

Lawrence Worthington

Father

SH

Shannon Heartwood

Richard Rat

MH

Matt Heartwood

Marcus Rat

MR

Mack Reyes

Stowaway

MR

Mack Reyes

Tape People

James Belfer

Tape People

JB

Jac Bennett

Farewell Party Person

JB

Jacklyn Boulduan

Tape People

KB

Kenny Brossoie

Paramedic

PB

Peanut Butter

Sugarbaby

AC

Alexandra Collado

Tape People

AB

Albert Birney

Writer

Kentucker Audley

Writer

Bande-annonce

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

IsleymbtrMay 29, 2023

source: Strawberry Mansion

Mmabokang_FokoMay 23, 2023

Give it a try, it's better than half the movies coming out in cinema these days, I wish this had show at my local Cinemas. Decent acting and good comedy.

ScardaceMay 23, 2023

I can't pretend I wasn't shocked by the rating of this film here. Strawberry mansion is a beautifully shot piece of art that deserves more recognition and praise. The direction, scoring, imagery, and acting are all romantic, and somewhat poignant, at all times throughout the setting of the film, and it's enough to make you feel as if you are walking with these characters through their experience. An instant cult classic, a fever dream for the wake, and a story of true love; it has it all. If you like to venture off the beaten path, this one is for you. If you're more into stories of repetition and predictability, maybe skip this one.

Nick🔥🌚🔥May 23, 2023

5/10 feels so brutal for this playful offering but, just like Audley's IMDb profile picture, I'm struggling to find the character amongst the style. Like, I can't even locate a Sartrean character whose ideal is to negate reification of character. Mostly, I think there was a problem with the pacing that prevented me from engaging. Also, some of the writing felt a bit naive, in the kind of way that it is ambiguous enough to be taken as irony, which I feel is a bit of a cop out, sometimes. Writers in this kind of genre should reach out to philosophers and literary professors... but, whatever, where's my movie aye.

cote di'voireMay 23, 2023

Strawberry Mansion isn't perfect, but I have a distinct sense if people understood what it took to deliver the mind-warping visuals delivered thorughout, people would have a lot more respect for it. This movie appears to be shot in 16mm. In reality, it's a digital film, incorporating stop motion animation, CGI, live action and animation as part of a coherent whole, which was then 'filmed out'' to 16mm. There are only three film labs in the U. S. that can process 16mm film-outs. In the case of Strawberry Mansion, the aspect ratios don't match up, and so the film's original widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio had to be squeezed into the 4:3 aspect ratio of 16mm. This warps the image but offers the desired grain that Birney and Audley were after. Then the film was printed onto 400-foot reels of roughly 10 minutes and 40 seconds each. The film reels are scanned digitally, and then, reversing the squeezing formula, the image is stretched back out to 16:9, eliminating the warped look, but including all that desired film grain. Strawberry Mansion used 7203 Kodak 50D film stock for its film-out. Why does it matter you ask? Because the script that accompanies it is the stuff of dreams, and if a Gaspar Noe or a Lynch had delivered this, it would be deemed a box office success (sadly, Strawberry Mansion didn't do so well). The acting is on point, and while it's true that at time you can 'see through' some of the magic which kills the initial immersion, it's still a marvel of dedicated filmmaking with a very strong main arc, an insightful foray into a future dystopia and a bloody good representation of the human psyche viewed through a dream. Yes, it's a hard sell, but I admire the Directors for bringing this to life, as it's easily a 20m $ concept shot on a shoestring budget with amazing results. It may not cut as deep as some indy marvels out there, but as a friend recommended me the other day, why constantly give movies on imdb 1 or 10s? Strawberry Mansion confortably sits at a 7, and with a little bit more cash, could have easily pulled an 8.5. A must watch for any movie lover, or anyone who still have that child-like appreciation for magic, but don't want to be spoon fed a Disney (tm) milquetoast production.

Rosaria Sousa315May 23, 2023

Strawberry Mansion is a film you don't see as much of. In the vein of Gondry's films like Science of Sleep or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Strawberry Mansion is utterly charming, using everything from a dreamy score, stop motion and great prop and set design to tell a heartwarming tale of love and dreams.

Fallone KouameMay 23, 2023

This movie does not spoonfeed you and it's message (such as there is one) is shrouded in metaphor and illusion. It's certainly not for me everyone, but if you don't mind waiting to see what happens then you might just enjoy it. Oh, and the music adds another entire dimension and simply added to my enjoyment! Some reviewers saw similarities with Wes Anderson and Terry Gilliam films, which there are but it also cuts its own path. Definitely recommended if your prepared to let if do its thing!

Metu Schelah-NoaMay 23, 2023

If you prefer imagination over spectacle, story over CGI, and heart over the sameness and blandness of many movies being released today then this film is for you. The production value isn't top notch but the story and ideas are original, inventive and exciting. This film percolates in your mind long after viewing. It's an enjoyable and satisfying journey which I'm sure to take again and again through repeated viewings.

gertjohancoetzeeMay 23, 2023

I loved this movie! The aesthetic is very pretty, I got a bit Wes Anderson-, "The adventures of Baron Munchhausen"-, and Terry Gilliam-vibes from it. The plot is very interesting. I don't understand the people here that says it doesn't make sense. Yes, it's surreal and the weirdness factor is through the roof, which probably is what confuses them. But I love weird and surreal movies that isn't obvious in any way. I hate being spoon fed what a movie is about (which is probably why I hate new and modern films). I like there to be shrouded parts you really have to think about, and movies you might have to see more than one or two times to get the full picture. Strawberry Mansion is just like that! It's obvious it is on an bit of a budget, but I think that only adds to the charm. The length was good, but maybe they could've tightened the entire thing up a little bit. To me it is a good sign when the reviews of a movie is either from people who loved it or from people who hated it, and almost no one that was just "Eh...". To me that is a sure sign the movie is interesting and worth a watch. Anyway...I loved it and I'll definitely see it several times again!

abdollah bellaMay 23, 2023

The idea is interesting. With a better director, could be a good movie, but it is just too slow. It just drags One scene, for example, should be full of tension, a race between life and death for the protagonist, with his real life world presenting a clear and present danger, but we spend such a long time in the dream world, with people exchanging looks. If it had been just that little bit tighter, the concept would have been exquisite, with our own plot driven stress overlaying the dream sequence and bringing an urgency to it that contrasted with the sequence's laziness. But that's not what happened. I got so bored I lost interest. Nearly twenty minutes before the narration kicks in and describes the centuries spent in the dream space. Well, at least I didn't have to watch it. Maybe more a judgement of my own lack of focus? Perhaps, but maybe a tighter cut would have be transformative.