15
2hrs 3mins

This 1973 masterpiece from one of the all-time great filmmakers, Federico Fellini, is a wondrous satirical comedy-drama spotlighting daily life in 1930s fascist Italy, from the warmth of the springtime sun to the evocative snowfall of winter.


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Christmas 2024
Federico Fellini
15
Drama/Fiction
Contains moderate sex and sexual references
Italian
Contains Foreign Language Subtitles

Federico Fellini’s semi-autobiographical comedy-drama follows Titta (Bruno Zanin), an adolescent boy growing up among an eccentric cast of characters in the fictional town of Borgo (based on Fellini’s hometown of Rimini) in 1930s Fascist Italy. Drifting through the seasons, Amarcord (meaning ‘nostalgic revocation’) charts coming-of-age in the shadow of Mussolini with a wonderfully eclectic ensemble – culminating in an evocative wintertime denouement.

Recipient of the Best Foreign Language Film at the 1975 Academy Awards, this complex, extravagant journey through history on the Italian coast is ample evidence of Fellini as one of the most visionary filmmakers in cinema history.

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