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EROS

Actors | Special Feature | Review | Technical Details | Awards

ELA ID :	14961
Release Year :	2006
Rating :
Available On VHS :
Genre :	Social
Movie Length :	102
Region :	R2
No of disks :	1

Actors

Gong li , Chang Chen , Alan Arkin , Luisa Ranieri , Christopher Buchholz , Regina Nemni

Directors

Michelangelo Antonioni , Steven Soderbergh

Special Features

Review

Three award-winning directors take a look at eroticism, sex, and love in different ways in the international omnibus film EROS. Hong Kong's Wong Kar-Wai (IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, CHUNGKING EXPRESS) contributes "The Hand," a moving, poignant tale of a simple tailor, Zhang (Chang Chen), who becomes obsessed with an elegant, demanding, beautiful call girl, Ms. Hua (Gong Li), as he makes special dresses for her, knowing that she will wear them while being with other men. As her life dovetails, Zhang is faced with the choice of remaining her friend or leaving her to drown in the gutter. In "Equilibrium," writer-director Steven Soderbergh (TRAFFIC, ERIN BROCKOVICH) tells a black-and-white noir farce starring Robert Downey Jr. as an ad man relating his erotic dream to a psychiatrist (Alan Arkin) who appears to be more interested in peeping out his office window. And in "The Dangerous Thread of Things," Italian master Michelangelo Antonioni (BLOWUP, L'AVVENTURA) relates the story of fast-living rich people who toy with sex and romance as if they're games, as a husband (Christopher Buchholz) and wife (Regina Nemni) both become curious about a woman (Luisa Ranieri) who rides her horse across the beach. EROS is a tribute to Antonioni--he was 89 years old when he began filming his segment in 2001--who helped choose Wong and Soderbergh because both have pointed to him as a major influence.

Technical Details

Subtitle :	Greek
Language :	English Italian Chinese
Publisher :	Other
ISBN :	N/A
Edition :	N/A
Screen Format :	Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio Format :	Dolby Digital (5.1)

Awards

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