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Sweet Dreams

2016·Movie
2h 11min
52
MediocreGoodWatch score

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Turin, 1969. Nine-year-old Massimo’s idyllic childhood is shattered by the mysterious death of his mother. The young boy refuses to accept this brutal loss, even if the priest says she is now in Heaven. Years later in the 90s, adult Massimo has become an accomplished journalist. After reporting on the war in Sarajevo, he begins to suffer from panic attacks. As he prepares to sell his parents’ apartment, Massimo is forced to relive his traumatic past. Compassionate doctor Elisa could help tormented Massimo open up and confront his childhood wounds…
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Where can I stream Sweet Dreams legally?

Sweet Dreams is included with a subscription to MUBI in the United States. All links in Where to Watch go to these licensed services.

Is Sweet Dreams worth watching?

52
MediocreGoodWatch score

Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 53/100 (IMDb 6.5 and Rotten Tomatoes 50%). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.

How long is Sweet Dreams?

2 h 11 min

Sweet Dreams runs 2 h 11 min.

Do critics and audiences agree on Sweet Dreams?

Critics50
Audiences50

Yes. Critics average 50 and audiences 50 out of 100, so both groups see Sweet Dreams much the same way.

What language is Sweet Dreams in?

ItalianFrench

It was made in Italian, with some French. Produced in France, Italy.

In how many countries can I watch Sweet Dreams?

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GoodWatch finds legal streaming, rental, or purchase options for Sweet Dreams in 31 countries. Pick any of them in Where to Watch to see the local services.

What tropes does Sweet Dreams use?

Foregone ConclusionOh, Crap!Hope SpotLast WordsTitled After the SongDomestic AbuseBiopicBring My Brown PantsJust Plane Wrong

TV Tropes lists 9 storytelling tropes for Sweet Dreams, including Foregone Conclusion, Oh, Crap!, Hope Spot.