Inventive Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind director Michel Gondry takes a surreal trip through the mind of an introverted but wildly creative man whose attempts to balance his colorful dreams with his stark reality are complicated by the arrival of a beautiful woman into his life. Shy St (C)phane (Gael Garca Bernal) has returned to his childhood hometown to accept a new job. When the prospective employment offer fails to live up to expectations, however, St (C)phane is at least comforted by the close bond he has formed with his creative-thinking neighbor St (C)phanie (Charlotte Gainsbourg). Their blossoming romance finally awakens the sleeping confidence that the withdrawn St (C)phane was previously capable of displaying only in his dreams, but St (C)phane and St (C)phanie find their relationship challenged when lingering insecurities prompt the smitten visionary to confront an old dilemma that can't be solved by the Science of Sleep. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Release Date The Science of Sleep Jun 18, 2006 Wide
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Actors For The Science of Sleep

Gael García Bernal,Charlotte Gainsbourg,Alain Chabat,Miou-Miou,Emma de Caunes,Sacha Bourdo,Aurelia Petit,Pierre Vaneck,Stephane Metzger,Decourt Moyen,Miou Miou

Genres The Science of Sleep : Drama,Romance,Science Fiction & Fantasy,Comedy

Visitor Ranting & Critics For The Science of Sleep

User Ranting The Science of Sleep : 3.8
User Percentage For The Science of Sleep : 80 %
User Count Like for The Science of Sleep : 143,326
All Critics Ranting For The Science of Sleep : 6.7
All Critics Count For The Science of Sleep : 158
All Critics Percentage For The Science of Sleep : 71 %

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Movie Overview For The Science of Sleep
The Science of Sleep is Michel Gondryâ€™s American Production for French cinema. The emotional drama of the search of one manâ€™s inner self and his difficulty telling the difference between reality and his dreams.

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Review For The Science of Sleep

In the moment, Gondry and Bernal almost manage to give quirky a good name.
Dave Calhoun-Time Out

The movie plays like an exhausted hallucination, disjointed and frustrating, much of it owing to the lack of chemistry Gondry allows between his stars.
Roger Moore-Orlando Sentinel

In the end, after your time with it, you'll recall it with a smile, remembering its childish wonderment and mischievous sense of humor.
Amy Biancolli-Houston Chronicle

It's all very cosmopolitan (the dialogue is English, French and Spanish), very independent, a wee bit juvenile and very confusing, of course. But The Science of Sleep is also remarkably magical and desperately romantic beneath it all.
Tom Long-Detroit News

The whimsy Gondry whips up soon goes wispy as we wait in vain for all this sweet-natured silliness to reveal a meaning that isn't transparently obvious.
Terry Lawson-Detroit Free Press

Gondry's creative breeze of a movie is fun while it lasts, and that's more than you can say about a whole lot of movies.
Robert Denerstein-Denver Rocky Mountain News

More amazing work from Gondry. If you're interested in a basic narrative, look away; if you prize inventive filmmaking, don't miss it.
Luke Goodsell-Empire Magazine Australasia

The Science Of Sleep is truly a delight at times, a startlingly original piece of work that's not as accessible as Eternal Sunshine but is every bit as magnificent when in full flow.
Ali Gray-TheShiznit.co.uk

It's kind of weird and very French, but don't let that scare you. The Science of Sleep is well worth your time.
Joshua Starnes-ComingSoon.net

A nightmare
Fernando F. Croce-CinePassion

It's not that The Science of Sleep is a terrible film. It's not. It's just that it doesn't operate properly and there's nothing worse than seeing a film in which obvious design and potential is ultimately unfulfilled.
Brandon Fibbs-BrandonFibbs.com

Something like a Luis Bunuel film, but with politics replaced by fashion. It is, essentially, a hipster wet dream.
Karina Longworth-Cinematical

A visual treat from beginning to end.
Amber Wilkinson-Eye for Film

A wondrously baffling jigsaw puzzle where dreams and reality struggle to find a fit, The Science of Sleep is the dream you wish you could have, if you could only remember it
Urban Cinefile Critics-Urban Cinefile

A creative, original work by a filmmaker with a fantastic visual flair who refuses to stick to any typical cinematic patterns, even if it's sometimes to a fault.
Brian Tallerico-UGO

The Science of Sleep is Gondry's loosest, most confident movie journey into the imaginative mind.
Mark Palermo-Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

Another comic love story that takes us inside a character's psyche, but Kaufman's rock-solid jokes are replaced by whimsy.
Edward Porter-Sunday Times (UK)

Gondry always manages to maintain a childlike wonder in the magic of creating a moving image, and never is it more evident than in this film.
Wendy Ide-Times [UK]

It's whimsical to the point of maddening. Bernal does his best, but there's only so much fawning any man can get away with.
Stuart McGurk-thelondonpaper

It's all lovely to look at, but becomes progressively wearisome.
Nick Curtis-This is London

Dreams are easy to invent, and as easy to forget. The real challenge is to invent stories that have a stake in logic as well as truth.
Anthony Quinn-Independent

A thwarted love story that does not trade in the degraded cliches either of romance or conventional sexiness.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]

There's a very thin line between amusingly quirky and just plain pretentious. I'd say this falls somewhere in the middle.
Johnny Vaughan-Sun Online

As the movie progresses, we're presented with one of the best portrayals of the innate awkwardness of first love I can ever remember seeing.
David Edwards-Daily Mirror [UK]

Beautifully directed, charmingly surreal and genuinely romantic, this is the perfect offbeat date movie and easily one of the best films of the year.
Matthew Turner-ViewLondon