The Cinematheque Ontario's international panel voted it the best film of the 1990s, which can only lead me to question what they were smoking at the time.
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03/09/06
Dream of Light (1990)
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Reviews Counted:8
Fresh:7
Rotten:1
Average Rating:7.5/10
Synopsis: From the Victor Erice, director of SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE, comes an intensely detailed study of a painter in the midsts of an artistic creation as contemporary Spanish artist Antonio Lopez Garcia... [More]
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04/18/02
Whether it's a documentary or not, the sheer dumbness of the way this movie was put together is alone enough to drag it down.
04/18/02
No review available.
07/23/05
A beguiling Spanish film about the creative process and the transitoriness of the natural world.
08/21/02
More analytical than contemplative, never less than straightforward, Dream of Light makes no showy bid for the sublime.
04/18/02
Top CriticIn its own minimalist way it becomes a thoughtful, delicate inquiry into the essence of the artistic process, and a tribute to the beauty and mutability of nature. Mr. Erice's film is much bigger than it may appear to be.
05/20/03
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04/02/07
Any summary of Spanish director Victor Erice's captivating documentary would sound more like a warning than the enthusiastic recommendation it merits.
07/30/03
The very act of creation speaks for itself in this amazing portrait of middle-age Spanish artist Antonio Lopez.
04/18/02
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