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Extrait de presse : LA VIE RÊVÉE

-J’ai voulu faire un film qui donne aux femmes le goût d’être vivantes”
De ce point de vue le film de Mireille Dansereau nous intéresse au plus haut point. Pour la première fois au Québec, une femme réalise un long métrage qui traite spécifiquement de la femme dans la société moderne . (...)
Carol Faucher.

-- Entrevue 1987 --

Kay Armatage
I had heard of La Vie Rêvée long before I saw it, and I expected a raunchy, semi-exploitation film about adolescent girls’ sexual fantasies. (...)

Jean-Pierre Tadros
Le Devoir
29 juillet 1972
Un collage féminist
Je dois avouer qu’après ce petit voyage dans cet univers éminemment féminin, on sort quelque peu surpris. (...)

Jean M. White
The Washington Post
September 22th 1973
Women as Sex Subjects
In movies showing the adventures of early sex, we almost always have had the story of the young man : his fears, his curiosity, his experimentation, his failures, his conquests, his stag talk with buddies. (...)

Tom McSorley
Take One
December 2003 – March 2004
p. 26
The Beginnings of the Beginnings :
Canada’s Top 10 Fiction Features Films Debuts since 1968
Number 7 : La Vie Rêvée
The first independent feature film directed by a woman in Quebec, La Vie Rêvée is Mireille Dansereau’s cinematic declaration of independence for Québécoise women, long marginalized in the province’s culture and politics, . (...)

Martyn Auty
Monthly Film Bulletin
No. 537 – October 1978
The appropriateness of a film studio setting as a point of departure for a movie about women’s self-realisation underlines Mireillle Dansereau’s own status as a réalisateur confronting the sexism of image-mongering. (...)

Jeanne Milter
San Francisco Examiner
October 29th 1973
Two girls’ ‘dream life’ done with style. (...)

Micheline Victor
Time Out
May 18th 1973
Well, here we finally are : La Vie Rêvée is a film about sexism and woman’s liberation which is ideologically clear and cohesive, uncompromising, and a well-made, imaginative feature as well. (...)