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Amarcord
Italian 2 panel original Italian 4-folio theatrical release poster for the 1973 comedy-drama masterpiece Amarcord, directed by the legendary Federico Fellini.Movie Details Director: Federico Fellini Screenplay: Federico Fellini and Tonino GuerraProducer: Franco Cristaldi Artist: The poster illustration featuring the colorful characters was painted by Giuliano Geleng.Awards: The film won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film and received nominations for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay.Setting & Narrative Overview The Meaning: The title Amarcord is a phonetic univerbation of the Romagnol phrase "a m'arcĂ´rd", which translates directly to "I remember".The Setting: The film is a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story set during the 1930s Fascist era in Italy. It takes place in a fictionalized coastal village based heavily on Fellini's childhood hometown of Rimini along the Adriatic coast. Although set in Rimini, it was filmed primarily on Stage 5 at the iconic CinecittĂ  Studios in Rome.The Plot: Rather than following a conventional, linear plot line, the movie unfolds as a series of episodic, carnivalesque vignettes tracking one full year in the life of an adolescent boy named Titta and his eccentric neighbors. It satirizes and explores themes of sexual frustration, family dynamic explosions, Catholic guilt, and the collective "lapse of conscience" brought on by Mussolini's regime.
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