Trailer
Assistive Technologies

Before Sunrise

Runtime
1hr 41mins
Directed by
Richard Linklater
Featuring
Ethan Hawke,
Julie Delpy
Body

After they hit it off on a train bound for Vienna, the Paris university student Celine (Julie Delpy) and the scrappy American tourist Jesse (Ethan Hawke) impulsively decide to spend a day together before he returns to the U.S. the next morning.

As the pair roam the streets of the stately city, Richard Linklater’s tenderly observant gaze captures the uncertainty and intoxication of young love, from the first awkward stirrings of attraction to the hopeful promise that Celine and Jesse make upon their inevitable parting. 

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