Amarcord

Amarcord (1973)

Tagline: The Fantastic World of Fellini!

Overview: In an Italian seaside town, young Titta gets into trouble with his friends and watches various local eccentrics as they engage in often absurd behavior. Frequently clashing with his stern father and defended by his doting mother, Titta witnesses the actions of a wide range of characters, from his extended family to Fascist loyalists to sensual women, with certain moments shifting into fantastical scenarios.

Release Date: 18 December 1973

Runtime: 2 hours and 3 minutes

Genres: Comedy and Drama

Language: ελληνικά and Italiano

Company: Productions et Éditions Cinématographiques Françaises and F.C. Produzioni

Status: Released

Writer: Federico Fellini

Director: Federico Fellini

Producer: Franco Cristaldi

Vote Average: 3.334

Vote Count: 1153

Country: Italy and France

Trailers

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Cast

Actor Name Character Name
Ferruccio BrembillaFascist Leader
Domenico PerticaCantarel's Blind Man
Fides StagniFine Arts Teacher (uncredited)
Gianfranco MarroccoCount Poltavo
Francesco Di GiacomoSecurity (uncredited)
Gianni Di SegniMan Lighting the Bonfire (uncredited)
Aristide CaporaleGiudizio
Veriano GinesiLifeguard (uncredited)
Antonio MarcoliniMan in Town Square (uncredited)
Antonino Faà di BrunoCount Lovignano
Bruno BertocciMatteo (uncredited)
Bruno ScagnettiOvo
Costantino SerrainoGigino Penna Bianca (uncredited)
Magali NoëlGradisca
Fernando De FeliceCicco
Antonio SpaccatiniFederale
Mario Del VagoMotorcyclist (uncredited)
Marco LaurentinoWar-Wounded Man (uncredited)
Rolando De SantisBarista (uncredited)
Carla MoraChambermaid (uncredited)
Franco MagnoZeus (uncredited)
Faustone SignorettiMadonna (uncredited)
Alvaro VitaliNaso
Dina AdorniMath Teacher (uncredited)
Paolo BaroniStudent (uncredited)
Donatella GambiniAldina Cordini
Gianfilippo CarcanoDon Baravelli
Mario LiberatiColman, the Cinema Owner (uncredited)
Clemente BaccheriniCaffè Commercio Owner (uncredited)
Mauro MisulPhilosophy Teacher
Goffredo PistoniColonia (uncredited)
Carmela EusepiYoung Countess of Lovignano (uncredited)
Nando OrfeiPatacca, Titta's Uncle
Bruno ZaninTitta Biondi
Torindo BernardiPriest's Assistant (uncredited)
Armando BranciaAurelio Biondi
Vincenzo CaldarolaHomeless (uncredited)
Fiorella MagalotiGradisca's Elder Sister (uncredited)
Josiane TanzilliVolpina
Pupella MaggioMiranda Biondi
Marcella Di FalcoPrince
Ciccio IngrassiaTeo, Titta's Uncle
Mario MiloPhotographer (uncredited)
Gennaro OmbraBiscein
Salvatore PorcaroBobo (uncredited)
Giuseppe IanigroTitta's Grandfather
Lino PatrunoBobo (uncredited)
Mario NeboliniMunicipal Secretary (uncredited)
Dante CleriTeacher (uncredited)
Ferdinando VillellaFighetta, Greek Teacher
Stefano ProiettiOliva (Titta's Younger Brother)
Cesare MartignoniBarber (uncredited)
Dario GiacomelliPatacca's Friend (uncredited)
Marcello Bonini OlasTeacher (uncredited)
Marina TrovalusciGradisca's Younger Sister (uncredited)
Riccardo SattaIntermediary (uncredited)
Maria Antonietta BeluzziTobacconist
Eros RamazzottiBoy (uncredited)
Amerigo CastrighellaPatacca's Friend (uncredited)
Luigi RossiLawyer
Bruno LenziGigliozzi

Screenshots

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Ratings

3.334/10 based on 1153 votes.

Review

Amarcord is a genres film blending Comedy and Drama themes with strong direction from Federico Fellini. Produced under Productions et Éditions Cinématographiques Françaises and F.C. Produzioni, the movie runs 2 hours and 3 minutes and has been praised for its performances and production. At gostream.com.co, it stands out as a highlight of 18 December 1973 cinema.

FAQs

Q: When is the Amarcord releasing?
A: The release date is 18 December 1973.

Q: Who directed the Amarcord?
A: Federico Fellini directed the Amarcord.

Q: What is the genre of the Amarcord?
A: It falls into Comedy and Drama genres.

Q: Who wrote the Amarcord?
A: The Amarcord is written by Federico Fellini.

Q: What is the runtime of Amarcord?
A: The runtime is approximately 2 hours and 3 minutes.