The director of 2014's Blancanieves adapts the popular graphic novel by Sara Varon, following the misadventures of a dog and...
The director of 2014's Blancanieves adapts the popular graphic novel by Sara Varon, following the misadventures of a dog and a robot in 1980s New York City.
During an ill-fated day-trip to Long Island, friends Dog and Robot get separated. After Robot goes for a swim, he rusts up and is unable to move: Dog is forced to leave him behind on the beach. Back in the city, he tries to fill the emotional gap left by the absence of his friend, while Robot awaits rescue, finding comfort in vivid dreams and happy memories of time spent with Dog.
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Surprisingly grounded
With absolutely no dialogue, Robot Dreams confidently leans on its visual storytelling and the strength of its animated performances. A meaningful and soul-lifting delight, it’s easy to see how Robot Dreams found itself in good company in the race for Best Animated Feature Film—though its best compared to Best Picture nominee Past Lives. Read full article
98 %135 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
89 %516 reviewsAudience score rating
9+Age suitabilityChildren & Media rating
"Visual storytelling at its finest, a traditional animation of gentle, unshowy genius."
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Empire Magazine
Empire Magazine"Berger’s beautiful, heartfelt dog-and-bot bromance is a charming, wordless wonder."
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Total Film
Total Film"This wonderful tale of friendship will enchant and amuse children – and leave grown-ups in tears."
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The Telegraph
The Telegraph"Rich in detail, with an unassuming emotional power."
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Little White Lies
Little White Lies"There’s sweetness, sadness and charm in this animated tale."
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The Guardian
The Guardian"Lovely but opaque."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"(A) sweetly sorrowful buddy movie."
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Variety
VarietyRobot Dreams | Details
- Rating
- PG, mild rude humour
- Runtime
- 102
- Genre
- Drama, Music
- Country of origin
- Spain, France
