Forbidden Dreams

Synopsis

In the 1987 movie 'Forbidden Dreams' (original title 'Smrt krásných srnců'), Karel Heřmánek portrays a man embarking on a journey filled with beauty and danger in the Czech wilderness. As he grapples with both the enchanting nature around him and the complexities of human relationships, he is forced to confront his innermost desires and fears. The film weaves together themes of love, betrayal, and the stark beauty of the natural world, creating a captivating and poignant narrative that resonates with viewers long after the credits roll. 'Forbidden Dreams' is a thought-provoking exploration of the bonds between individuals and the intricate dance of life and death.

Cast

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  Karel Heřmánek

  Father

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  Marta Vančurová

  matka

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  Rudolf Hrušínský

  Prošek

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  Jiří Krampol

  Hejtmánek

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  Lubor Tokoš

  malíř Nejezchleb

• Dana Vlková

  Irma Korálková

Reviews

Critics have lauded 'Forbidden Dreams' for its stunning cinematography and deeply emotional narrative. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its 'sensual visual portrayal of the human experience' and awarded it a solid 85% fresh rating. IMDb users have rated the movie 7.6/10, highlighting its captivating storytelling and powerful performances. Metacritic commended the director's ability to create an immersive world that blurs the line between reality and fantasy, earning the film a score of 75. The New York Times described 'Forbidden Dreams' as 'a mesmerizing tale of love and loss in the heart of nature' while The Guardian called it 'a haunting exploration of the human spirit in the face of adversity.' Overall, 'Forbidden Dreams' has received positive reviews for its profound themes and artistic vision.