The Man Who Sleeps (Un homme qui dort) 1974. English language version. Full Movie, 480p.
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Synopsis: A 25-year-old male student in Paris begins to feel a strong sense of alienation and hopelessness.
Initial release: April 24, 1974 (France)
Directors: Bernard Queysanne, Georges Perec
Language: French
Screenplay: Georges Perec
Story by: Georges Perec
Narrator: Ludmila Mikaël (Original)
This English language version is narrated by Shelly Duvall. - Розваги
If an old person ever tells you "depression didn't exist in my day" force them to watch this
yeah and also this little thing called “The Great Depression”
It’s sad how we start getting older, you start realizing life doesn’t get better… when I was little I imagined my teen life to be filled with once in a lifetime experiences, but this is how I have felt for the past 5 years of my life… each day I get more and more tired of this life I’m living.
same. been a while
@@aliffounbaataathaa7222 so basically yolo
What was the point of the movie the protagonist was just wasting his time he had no purpose no friends no emotions for even himself he was just living his life buy wasting everything like evrytime ever second was emotional less
@@kangtheconqueror2540 as much as i don't like this movie, it really shows that you haven't been through depression
Youre a woman with a tiktok profile, I doubt your life is all that difficult
The writing and the shots capture the feeling of being depressed and anxious so well. Just the many metaphorical representations with the broken mirror, the spiral (staircase), cracks on ceiling, the siren-like bells ringing and shadows taking over the face are genius.
Unfortunately, many of us can relate to this. Trying to find a key to escape a room with no doors. The feeling that if we ignore it, it will go away. The feeling of distancing everyone while we crave affection the most. I think that's what this film tries to say that indifference solves nothing. We might think that we live in fleeting moments, not caring about what happens next, while in reality we are just trapped in a loop of despair.
Unless we realize it, we can't break the loop.
The feeling of distancing everyone while we crave affection the most. 😭
JORDAN PETERSON says when we only think about our thoughts we surely fall into depression. Doing for others is what it's all about, at the risk of not being appreciated, of course.
I am also a 25 year old man who feels lost, can’t quite remember a movie that has spoken to me like this one
I'm glad you all came here and decided to rest your head and listen to this masterpiece. Make sure to stay hydrated.
This has made me cry. It captures how I feel on a daily basis so well it hurts. If anyone ever needs an example of depression this is the best.
i thought this was just regular life damn
I wish I had this guy’s life
Thank you for uploading this... i think this is my second time watching it here and the first time i was a bit too trembly at the end to leave a comment. I think many of us can relate to the character, and some may call us weak or idealistic or whatever. But for me it represented a great deal of comfort. I bawled my eyes out, but at the same time i felt understood. A person countries and decades away felt the same dread. And that turned something that was supposed to be sad into something beautiful. I hope it helps some of you too.
Shelley Duvall narrating ❤️❤️
this film is literally my life right now at 19, i hope it will change soon. but the comfort that this gives me, that this happens to everyone feels like a hug. loneliness is inevitable, no one has never experienced it.
@@GurlTotoro-hy5lw wishing u the best, we'll get through this 🫂
I felt the same way at that age. I don't wish to come across as condescending, but it gets better. The world doesn't necessarily change for the better, but your internal state does as you settle and learn from mistakes and habits. What we see is a reflection of our inner state, and once you start to shift that from within, the world opens up. This is coming from someone who was on SSRI's from the age of 16 and had severe depression for a long time. I wish you all the best.
@@StepSoftlyGhost thanks for this, and can i ask how old are u now? if u don't mind
@icydelon No worries. I'm actually 40 now, but I began to really click at least about 6 years ago. My life has really turned around now. Not because of external circumstances alone. In fact, things began to get better for me in that respect BECAUSE I began to think different. I wish I'd have done it much earlier but I was just comfortable in my depression I guess.
@@StepSoftlyGhost wow good for u man! u give me hope
wow, i can see where did marty got the idea for taxi driver, this is phenomenal, those shots inside the cinema were so stolen. beautiful film.
This is a such underrated and unknown movie
This is bullshit
@poof nope, from reddit
@poof who gives a shit art is being enjoyed
and yet here you are, npc.
@poof who gives a fuck if they did 💀
The narrators voice is so soothing,I fell asleep while watching
Thinking without remembering, finishing without even starting, haven't done much yet, but you're still alive. Not every task have to be grand.
french male my year of rest and relaxation
What is that
@@Profile.4 My Year of Rest and Relaxation is a 2018 novel by American author Ottessa Moshfegh. Moshfegh's second novel, it is set in New York City in 2000 and 2001 and follows an unnamed protagonist as she gradually escalates her use of prescription medications in an attempt to sleep for an entire year.
that book is so ass lol
11:18 you dont know how to live 12:19 something has snapped 12:36 your past fture presetn merge 13:21 you stay in ur room 14:07 youre 25 yrs old 14:21 you dont want to remember anything else 15:24 sometimes you walk all night you're a drfiter 15:54 you dont reject anything you stopped moving forward 16:04 youre just there 16:38 you dont want to go on
What?
@@nugget7363 im just keeping timestamps of my fav lines
this might be one of the best movies to fall asleep to ever
as someone’s who recently started university, this is literally my day to day life
haha same
It was supposed to be the best yearsof your life ..but those years never come no matter what u do..(tbh i think living alone is dangerous although i love solitude u dont have to deal with anything but it will make u depressed
Never thought someone has/had made a movie on my life , i was wrong , here was one . ✍🏽
Not just you but countless young lost souls trying to find meaning in living, that's why the character is nameless in this film
One of those splendid artistic French films from those now far away times.
But still the message is understood and related to. People never change ❤
ok, i've almost finished it and it's already become my favourite movie.
This person represents me, and I am seventeen years old, and I have no feelings towards myself or even towards people, and also my country is mostly unfit for living, but we are waiting for it to become more beautiful
Not sure how many times I watched this... outstanding movie
my year of rest and relaxation type beat
what i was thinking , this the male equivalent ?
@@tiggy5089 French man version I guess
Fr but for men
It’s sad when I was a teen I envisaged a life akin to that of “The Wolf of Wall Street” but this is my reality.
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I imagined I'd be many things, one year I'd dream about being a celebrated filmmaker, the next year I was sure I'd be a successful comic, always thinking that one of these accomplishments would bring me recognition or attention.
But in reality I've always been this guy in the film, an uninspired street walker with no will to do anything.
Id rather live like this than a hedonistic, drug addicted, narcissistic wall street goon who destroys people's lives.
Same but I don’t understand what I could’ve done different. Well of course I do now, maybe do better in school or socialize more but life is clearer looking through the past.
It's been a few years since I've seen The Wolf of Wall Street, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't supposed to be aspirational lol
Sure can tell it's Shelly Duvall doing the narration. How fitting.
My most favourite movie now comes with the English voice , thank you , the voice of the female narrator is pretty good . Thanks a lot , hugs my friend.
it's shelley duvall
She's the one in the shining
fantastic movie, and the narration is 100% on point.
This somehow motivates me to not waste my time
What is such thing as „waste“ ?
I don't know how much more of this i can take
who can relate? woo!
Will this ever stop being so relatable.
What a poetic movie❤ A movie never lashed accross my face this hard.
The only answer to all this is to say YES to all this....
When I read the book, I imagined a much more dirtier, neglected life and visuals... but I guess it doesn't have to be... it could be just like this...ok...but empty... doesn't really matter
which book , could you please name it ?
@@rmoort5145 the novel is called 'a man asleep'
he’s literally me.
Hi gramps, hows life so far?
@@boysteacher3818 gramps?
@@chunkymilk you literally said you are literally him, so since he is 25 years old at that time he is a grandpa assuming he didn't rope himself.
@@boysteacher3818 if you type 'literally me' into a search engine you will find what i am referencing. and i doubt the ending is implying that the protagonist is going to off himself.
@@boysteacher3818 nah he would have an hero'd in the beginning if that was a viable path. At the end, he has a form of an epiphany about his smallness. His exercise was one of solipsism, and it did nothing for him.
I'm living this.
I don't have to watch a movie of it.
But it seemed like a good idea at first.
The ending monologue is pure perfection
I poured in and got ecstasy from this movie. I have schizoid personality disorder.
what does that mean? u had an episode after this?
@@smurfo3000 It means that I experienced ecstasy. I was myself, not hiding myself from others. It was as if it was always supposed to be that way.
@@smurfo3000 who do you believe yourself to be?
13:18 you stay in your room, not eating, not reading, hardly moving
you watch the basin, the bookcase, your knees, your eyes in the cracked mirror, the cup, the light switch
You listen to street sounds
What tik tok does to movies👆🏼
@@Abdullah1qall tiktok did was bring more viewers to this film, which is a good thing
this movie made me think of the fig tree. having so many different aspirations that you just wait around and dont start any of them and by that point its too late. This is why its important to just pick one of the fruits and just focus on it no matter what and if it doesnt work out you can just pick another fruit
Narrated by Shelley Duvall. Beautiful.
Sometimes, sleeping is waking up from a nightmare
Wow, I cannot believe this is on YT.
This is a great film. Kind of seems pretentious, but its very much the real deal. A movie for the artist, the thinking man who is undoubtedly awake
thank you for uploading.
After watching this movie my depression is back 🎉
Brilliant piece of work
I expected this to be a boring slog but im like 25 mins in and the narration never stops and its amazing and ive never seen another movie like it. Is it going to make the entire 80 mins?
Did it?
@@bon.8819 no
Yes
Just see it and you'll figure
He just like me
Fr
I'm not French or live in France, but I've never identified so much with a movie before. This movie is about me and the empty existence that is my life.
Here for Shelley’s voice
والله عمل جميل جدا شرح لنا من جميع الزوايا طريقة عيش الإنسان المعزول عن العالم كيف يتصرف كيف ياكل وش يحس كيف روتينه اليومي صراحه الفلم اكثر من انه مجرد فلم يعرض وينتهي الفلم هذه عباره عن اسلوب حياة و طريقه السرد لشرح كل فريم في الفلم و التصوير الفوتوغرافي جميل جدا كان ولا يزال من افضل الأفلام الي شاهدتها.
اذا تابعت فيلم مثله قولي اسمه,
Bits of this, wandering around the streets, reminds me of Rohmer's 'the sign of leo'
Such a beautiful movie🖤
um dos meus filmes favoritos, mostra tão bem e claro esse sentimento de conforto em se sentir invisível, não é um bom sentimento ao longo prazo no entanto
indifference has not made you different
the first literally me ever existed
Ordinary life was an extraordinary without mobile!
i've just realised that this film might use the second person singular to refer to the viewer. no shit sherlock but still
Everyone sees it as a man depressed, but could it be a man letting go?
Literally my life
Good evening my dear
Please upload this film L'automne 1972, de:Marcel Hanoun, film n. A pris les dés 1971 de:Alain Robbe-Grillet.
Thank you very much
peak cinema
Brilliant
What does this movie mean to you, my friend? What made you want to share it?
I was in a Depressive state and found it fascinating!
That's the supreme "literally me" film.
I was going to put on this movie on to sleep to because the voice sounded nice but now I'm sad
it's alright... sad is happy for deep people
watch with english subtitles.pls
No
izleyebilirsin geldi
the film its not about depression its about that everything is just temporary,a temporary purpose if you will just enough to get you going...at the end everything will perish and thats what the protagonist realises and thats why he doesnt really try cause whats really the point.
I expected the English version to take away a lot, it mostly doesn’t.
literally me.
oh no- wait
literally you
All that is on earth will perish. But will abide only the face of thy Lord full of Majesty and Grace.
Ar-Rahman (The Beneficent), 55:26-27
It's totally reminiscent of Robbe-Grillet's LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD, which im sure isn't available to watch free here.
real
Supère!
Literally me.
relatable
Does anyone know if a differnt version of an english dub for this film exists? I thought I remebered seeing this with a differnt english narrator but maybe i am wrong I cant imagine many narrations have been made
This is like a proto exurb1a video and I love it
He's a rapist btw
ქართველები ვინც ხართ გენაცვალეთ 🙏😔
He just like me fr
no copyright
I think I’m getting nearer to the end of this movie in real life.
Real
im so scared.
he's so me
😮 its literally me😮
La versión original habla de Weber vs Lukacs pero aquí se prefiere hablar de Margaret Mead vs Marcuse?
idk if anyone will see this comment but does anyone know other movies like this? like this kind of plot and narration?
it's such a beautiful day, by don hertzfelt
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this is part one only
@@Aditya-ps4ss thanks!!
I find Stalker kind of similar, not a very solitary type of narration. can’t think of another film directly in this same vein but others that cause same feelings. Book wise, Nausea by Sartre is right there
🌱🌸🌿💮
1:08:39 For a flameless fire to eat away the planks of staircases.
lol literally me
XI xi xi za xi xi za
is Shelley Duvall the narrator on this version?
yes
holy frickin jesus our lord n savior
Shes coming back to acting
wait what
Her voice is very recognizable but also very pleasing to my ears. Her physical appearance is another story.
he just like me fr!!!
this is me btw
13:23 till 14:47 def my favorite quote
Shit sad man
I'm really interesting in how this lethargic character can be seen as the polar opposite of the students in May 1968? The opposite of revolt and revolution is this interior monologue of despair? Is it in someway a reaction?
13:20