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Rating: 7.2/10 by 129 users

Love Streams (1984)

Two closely-bound, emotionally wounded siblings reunite after years apart.

Directing:
  • John Cassavetes
  • Randy Carter
  • Helen Caldwell
Writing:
  • Ted Allan
  • John Cassavetes
Stars:
Release Date: Mon, Feb 20, 1984

Rating: 7.2/10 by 129 users

Alternative Title:
迷雾狂情 - CN
爱的溪流 - CN
사랑의 행로 - KR
ラヴ・ストリームス - JP

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Français
Español
Runtime: 02 hour 21 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0

Plot Keyword: sibling relationship, based on play or musical, writer, las vegas, divorce, alcoholic

Gena Rowlands
Sarah Lawson
John Cassavetes
Robert Harmon
Jakob Shaw
Albie Swanson
Michele Conaway
Agnes Swanson
Eddy Donno
Stepfather (Swanson)
Joan Foley
Judge Dunbar
Al Ruban
Milton Kravitz
Tom Badal
Sam the Lawyer
Risa Blewitt
Debbie Lawson
David Rowlands
The Psychiatrist
Frank Beetson
Cashier (Bowling Alley)
John Finnegan
Taxi Driver (Animals)
Gregg Berger
Taxi Driver
John Qualls
Taxi Driver
Christopher O'Neal
Phyllis George Delano
Susan Wolf
Jade Meadows Swift
Doe Avedon
Mrs. Kiner
Xan Cassavetes
Back Up Singer
Dominique Davalos
Back Up Singer
Jamie Horton
Porter (Victoria Station)
François Duhamel
Porter (Paris)
Kathryn Donno
Carla Fredrichs
William C. Thompson
Porter (Las Vegas)
Avraham Leibman
Porter (Las Vegas)
Michael Stein
Porter (Las Vegas)
Jim Jones
Taxi Driver
Neil Bell
The Dog Man
Kelly Lawrence
Female Impersonator
Logan Carter
Female Impersonator
Christopher Morley
Female Impersonator
Jumbo
Jim the Dog
Sid Page
Musician

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It was wonderful seeing John Cassavetes and wife Gena Rowlands play brother and sister, each with serious sanity issues, in 'Love Streams' (I had only previously seen them together in the stellar 'Opening Night', my favourite Cassavetes film), from a script he co-wrote with the author of the 1980 stage play, Ted Allan (Cassavetes' character, Robert Harmon, was originally played by Jon Voight on stage). While his earliest film, 'Shadows', is least pleasing to me simply because I don't feel his cast there was of the quality necessary to handle that large degree of spontaneity and improvisation, by two decades later, he had refined (and perhaps perfected) his approach, and it's a great day for the two stars as well as stock company mainstay Seymour Cassel, who's always a treat to see. I strongly urge that if you have a sibling you love but currently have problems relating with, to take the time, watch the film with them, and learn something about yourself. This is probably the finest moment of Golan-Globus Films as well...


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