Eros 2004 - Eros Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

	Click here to login!	Search: Browse Contacts \| Power Search

Your Profile
In the News
Box Office
Development
- Literary Sales
- Open Writing
- Open Directing
- On The Move
- Most Active
- Studio Development
  - 20TH CENTURY FOX
  - ARTISAN
  - BVI
  - COWBOY
  - DIMENSION
  - DREAMWORKS
  - FINE LINE
  - FOCUS FEATURES
  - FOX SEARCHLIGHT
  - GOLDWYN
  - HERE!
  - IDP/GOLDWYN
  - IFC FILMS
  - KINO
  - LIONS GATE
  - MAGNOLIA
  - MGM/UA
  - MIRAMAX
  - NEW LINE
  - NEW YORKER
  - PARAMOUNT
  - PICTUREHOUSE
  - SONY
  - UNIVERSAL
  - WARNER BROS.
  - WEINSTEIN CO.
  - WELLSPRING
  - WINSTAR
- InfoTrack
Production
Job Market
Calendar

Film Profile

Facts on the Go! Just key mobile.showbizdata.com into your mobile web browser and bookmark it. No software install required!

EROS (2004) - R

Country:	USA / UK / France / Italy / Spain / Luxembourg
Genre:	Comedy, Drama, Romance
Markets:	Cannes Market 2003, Toronto Film Festival 2004

Credits

Production Company:	Block 2 Films Cité Films Delux Productions El Deseo Fandango Ipso Facto Roissy Films Solaris Cinematografica
Sales Agent:	Roissy Films
Director:	Michelangelo Antonioni Wong Kar-wai Steven Soderbergh
Producer:	Jacques Bar Raphael Berdugo Stéphane Tchal Gadjieff Gregory Jacobs Wong Kar-wai Domenico Procacci Jacky Pang Yee Wah
Exec Producer:	Danielle Gegauff Rosencranz Chan Ye-cheng
Assoc. Producer:	Guy Aziza
Line Producer:	Marc-Antonio Borghese Valerie Licurgo
Writer: Screenplay:	Michelangelo Antonioni Tonino Guerra Wong Kar-wai Steven Soderbergh
Cast:	Alan Arkin Christopher Buchholz Chang Chen Robert Downey Jr. Gong Li Regina Nemni
	Zhou Jianjun Ele Keats Cecilia Luci Auntie Luk Luisa Ranieri Fung Tin

Website:

Synopsis: Three tales of love and sexuality as told by three masters. 'The Hand': A richly textured and achingly emotional erotic tale about a young tailor's long-unrequited love for a beautiful Hong Kong courtesan. 'Equilibrium': A wry and perverse comedy about an advertising executive under enormous pressure at work. During visits to his psychiatrist, they delve into the possible reasons why his stress seems to manifest itself in a recurring erotic dream. 'The Dangerous Thread of Things': Explores a ménage-a-trois between a couple and a young woman on the coast of Tuscany.

Comment: Unavailable

Other Reviews:

Chicago Tribune

E! Online

Entertainment Weekly [C+]

indieWIRE

L.A. Daily News [2.5/4]

L.A. Weekly (Ella Taylor)

New York Daily News (Jack Mathews)

New York Post (Lou Lumenick) [1/4]

The New York Times (A.O. Scott)


	Submit updates for this title. Requests will be reviewed within 24 hours.