Quatre nuits d'un rêveur 1971

Roger Greenspun, New York Times: Time and again, it is shockingly beautiful, and I can think of nothing in recent films so ravishing as his strange romantic vision of the city, the river, the softly lighted tourist boats in the night. Read more

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: In the secular turn Bresson reveals an unexpected sense of humor and worldly irony. Read more

Doug Cummings, L.A. Weekly: It's an affectionate tribute to the beauty of Parisian youth with a keen eye for the friction caused when whimsical idealism meets the messy demands of interpersonal reality. Read more

Time Out: The film is rescued from occasional moments of pretension by the gentle eroticism and absolute conviction with which it is made. Read more