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Love Streams is a 1984 American film directed by John Cassavetes, in what would be his final independent feature and penultimate directorial project. The film tells the story of a middle-aged brother (Cassavetes) and sister (Gena Rowlands) who find themselves relying on one another after being abandoned by their loved ones.
Aug 24, 1984 · Love Streams: Directed by John Cassavetes. With Gena Rowlands, John Cassavetes, Diahnne Abbott, Seymour Cassel. Two closely bound, emotionally wounded souls reunite after years apart.
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- Drama
- John Cassavetes
- 1984-08-24
John Cassavetes's "Love Streams" is the kind of movie where a woman brings home two horses, a goat, a duck, some chickens, a dog, and a parrot, and you don't have the feeling that the screenplay is going for cheap laughs.
Love Streams. The electric filmmaking genius John Cassavetes and his brilliant wife and collaborator Gena Rowlands give luminous, fragile performances as two closely bound, emotionally wounded souls who reunite after years apart.
- Sarah Lawson
A troubled divorcee (Gena Rowlands) and a moody writer (John Cassavetes) are apart and then together, sharing a special relation.
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- John Cassavetes
- PG-13
- Gena Rowlands
Love Streams (1984) PG-13 08/24/1984 (US) Drama 2h 21m. User. Score. What's your Vibe ? Play Trailer. Gena Rowlands... John Cassavetes... starring in the most beautiful love story of our time. Overview. Two closely-bound, emotionally wounded siblings reunite after years apart. John Cassavetes. Director, Writer. Ted Allan. Screenplay. Reviews.
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Love Streams is a solitary film by an unorthodox filmmaker. As we weave through this emotional labyrinth, and wander through an endless sequence of dimly lit rooms, frantic car rides, and the occasional perfectly framed still, we see characters who are in desperate need to give love and to be loved.
