Requiem for a Dream

Updated: 18 Jul 2022

Directors:

Darren Aronofsky Hubert Selby Jr. Darren Aronofsky Palmer West Eric Watson Nick Wechsler Stefan Simchowitz Ann Ruark Beau Flynn Clint Mansell Matthew Libatique Jay Rabinowitz Ann Goulder Anne McCarthy Mary Vernieu James Chinlund Judy Rhee Ondine Karady Carolyn Grifel Laura Jean Shannon Lori Keith Douglas Douglas Wilkinson Stephen Barden Brian Emrich Hubert Selby Jr.

Actors:

Ellen Burstyn Jared Leto Jennifer Connelly Marlon Wayans Christopher McDonald Louise Lasser Marcia Jean Kurtz Janet Sarno Suzanne Shepherd Joanne Gordon Charlotte Aronofsky Mark Margolis Michael Kaycheck Peter Maloney Denise Dowse Olga Merediz Ben Shenkman Keith David Dylan Baker Bill Buell Lianna Pai Stanley B. Herman Gregg Bello Shaun O'Hagan Jimmie Ray Weeks Jack O'Connell Chas Mastin Ajay Naidu Sean Gullette Samia Shoaib Abraham Abraham Aliya Campbell Te'ron A. O'Neal Bryan Chattoo Eddie De Harp Scott Franklin Peter Cheyenne Brian Costello Abraham Aronofsky James Chinlund Allison Furman Robert Dylan Cohen Leland Gantt Henry Stram Hubert Selby Jr. Heather Litteer Jenny Decker Ami Goodheart Nina Zavarin Scott Bader Jim Centofanti Scott Chait Daniel Clarin Ben Cohen Eric Cohen Brett Feinstein Ricky Fier John Getz Andrew Kessler Ross Lombardo Carter Mansbach Scott Miller Todd Miller Joshua Pollack Craig Rallo Geordan Reisner Keith Scandore David Seltzer Chris Varvaro Ricardo Viñas Chad Weiner Jesse Weissberger Greg Weissman Darren Aronofsky

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Country: no data

Year: 2000

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The hopes and dreams of four ambitious people are shattered when their drug addictions begin spiraling out of control. A look into addiction and how it overcomes the mind and body.

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Elisabeth Moss

Actress

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almost 5 years ago

One of the best addiction films ever made.

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Timothée Chalamet

Actor

109 followers

97 FLIISTs

over 4 years ago

The reality is very complex. It absolutely can affect anyone regardless of race, class, gender. It doesn’t discriminate. I’ve seen “Heaven Knows What” and “Requiem for a Dream” and those movies lean into the tragedy of it. “Trainspotting” leans into the uptempo feeling of it. The goal of this movie is to simply be a mirror.

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