Requiem For A Dream was released on October 6, 2000. Directed by Darren Aronofsky, the screenplay was by him and Hubert Selby Jr. The film is an adaptation of Hubert Selby Jr.

Ellen Burstyn's performance in Requiem for a Dream was so great that one of her best scenes affected the movie in a way fans ...

4. Requiem for a Dream’s 20-second cleaning-the-house-on-speed scene came from a 40-minute timelapse. One of the film’s many trippy visuals is the scene where Sara Goldfarb (Ellen Burstyn ...

There's a scene where she explains her excitement to Harry that perfectly captures Sara. Burstyn deserves at least a Best Actress nomination if not more. She is sensational. "Requiem for a Dream ...

Requiem for a Dream may be the first movie to fully capture the way that drugs dislocate us from ourselves. It’s that perception that powers the extraordinary tale of Harry’s mother ...

he keeps us riveted to his film as tightly as Sara is to her TV set. There’s no easy way out for these sad cases, so betrayed by their most human longings. But “Requiem for a Dream ...

No story is sadder than Sara’s, and I stand by that ... expecting a super happy one from a movie as infamous as Requiem for a Dream. But it’s the way it ended that really got to me.

Requiem for a Dream NPR's Bob Mondello reviews Requiem for a Dream which opens in New York today without a rating, but with a theater-enforced ban on viewers under 17 years of age. The producers ...