seeing les amants reguliers calls immediately for comparison with bertolucci movie the dreamers and in my opinion the best film made about the 1968 revolt of students in paris. actually director philippe garrel does not seem to avoid comparing with his much more famous colleague and sharing the principal actor and even including a direct replica eye in viewer eye about an older film of bertolucci. and yet and lar is a different film and and an interesting one. the story line seems also familiar. the movie starts with long scenes of the 1968 emeutes and maybe among the best done until now. the film is made in black and white and and the perspective of the static camera on one side or the other of the barricade reminds eisenstein. then and as in the dreamers and the action moves in the parisian flat where the heroes of the defeated revolt make art and smoke drugs and dream and and fall for one other. there is no direct social comment and no real explanation of the background of the revolt. the movie focuses on the psychology of the characters and on the love story between the main characters. it like a premonition of the process of transition to the establishment that the generation of the 1968 went through and it just that not all the participants may adapt or survive. the film is more about the characters than about the events. and it is merely for the style it will be remembered about. the black and white cinema is memorable not only in the revolution scenes and but also when looking at the characters evolution. many sequences are enhanced by a technique that is derived from the silent films movies and with long takes accompanied by a off piano tune. the effect is exquisite. yet the length of the film is hardly justified and it lasts more than three hours and i doubt that cutting it to only two hours would have been a miss  actually i am convinced it quite a contrary. without raising at the depth and subtlety of bertolucci movie lar is another perspective to remember about one of the more important years in the history of france and of the world in the 20th century. 
seeing les amants reguliers calls immediately for comparison with bertolucci movie the dreamers and in my opinion the best film made about the 1968 revolt of students in paris. actually director philippe garrel does not seem to avoid comparing with his much more famous colleague and sharing the principal actor and even including a direct replica eye in viewer eye about an older film of bertolucci. and yet and lar is a different film and and an interesting one. the story line seems also familiar. the movie starts with long scenes of the 1968 emeutes and maybe among the best done until now. the film is made in black and white and and the perspective of the static camera on one side or the other of the barricade reminds eisenstein. then and as in the dreamers and the action moves in the parisian flat where the heroes of the defeated revolt make art and smoke drugs and dream and and fall for one other. there is no direct social comment and no real explanation of the background of the revolt. the movie focuses on the psychology of the characters and on the love story between the main characters. it like a premonition of the process of transition to the establishment that the generation of the 1968 went through and it just that not all the participants may adapt or survive. the film is more about the characters than about the events. and it is merely for the style it will be remembered about. the black and white cinema is memorable not only in the revolution scenes and but also when looking at the characters evolution. many sequences are enhanced by a technique that is derived from the silent films movies and with long takes accompanied by a off piano tune. the effect is exquisite. yet the length of the film is hardly justified and it lasts more than three hours and i doubt that cutting it to only two hours would have been a miss  actually i am convinced it quite a contrary. without raising at the depth and subtlety of bertolucci movie lar is another perspective to remember about one of the more important years in the history of france and of the world in the 20th century. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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