Amarcord
1973
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Synopsis
Dans un bourg italien près de la mer, à l'heure du fascisme triomphant, les enfants trainassent, cherchant des victimes pour leurs blagues innocentes. L'un d'eux va connaître, en l'espace d'une année, une série d'expériences tour à tour drôles, savoureuses et poignantes.
En bref
Distribution
Ciccio Ingrassia, Bruno Zanin, Nando Orfei, Magali Noel, Pupella Maggio, Luigi Rossi, Armando Brancia, Gianfilippo Carcano
Langue originale
grec
Première sortie
18 décembre 1973 (Italy)
Sociétés de production
FC PRODUZIONI, PECF
Prix
David di Donatello du meilleur film, Oscar du meilleur film international
Lieu de l'action
Italie
Équipe
Scénario
Tonino Guerra, Federico Fellini
Production
Franco Cristaldi
Image
Giuseppe Rotunno
Montage
Ruggero Mastroianni
Musique
Nino Rota
Bande-annonce
Images
Critiques
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Parcours en festivals
- Mad Monster Party Film Festival 2026
- Venice Film Festival 2015 generic
- Locarno International Film Festival 2011 generic
- Academy Awards 1975 academy_award
- Cannes Film Festival 1974 generic
Bandes originales
| Vinyle 33 tours | Amarcord (Colonna Sonora Originale Del Film) - Nino Rota (1974) | 20 éditions, 1974-2021 : Barclay, CAM, Cam Sugar, Get Back (+7 autres) |
| CD | Amarcord (Colonna Sonora Originale Del Film) - Nino Rota (1974) | 11 éditions, 1991-2021 : CAM, Cam Sugar, Quartet Records, Sony Music Special Marketing (+1 autres) |
| Cassette | Amarcord (Colonna Sonora Originale Del Film) - Nino Rota (1974) | 1 édition, 1980 : RCA |
| Cartouche 8 pistes | Amarcord (Colonna Sonora Originale Del Film) - Nino Rota (1974) | 1 édition, 1974 : RCA |
Sorties et classements
| En salle | Italy | 18 décembre 1973 |
| En salle | Italy | 18 février 1974 |
| En salle | Pays-Bas | 18 avril 1974 |
| En salle | France | 10 mai 1974 |
| En salle | Portugal | 7 juin 1974 |
| En salle | Portugal | 18 juillet 1974 |
| En salle | Suède | 2 septembre 1974 |
| En salle | États-Unis | 19 septembre 1974 |
| En salle | Portugal | 13 mars 1977 |
| En salle | Portugal | 13 mars 1983 |
| En salle | Union soviétique | 28 mars 1990 |
| En salle | Czech Republic | 15 janvier 2003 |
| En salle | Portugal | 15 août 2003 |
| En salle | France | 15 septembre 2004 |
| Télévision | Pays-Bas | 29 août 2010 |
| Classement | États-Unis | R |
Versions et éditions
| Version originale (italien) | ||
| Vidéo | Pays-Bas | 21 avril 2004 |
| Vidéo | Brésil | 27 septembre 2004 |
Générique complet
| Réalisation | Federico Fellini |
| Distribution | Ciccio Ingrassia, Bruno Zanin, Nando Orfei, Magali Noel, Pupella Maggio, Luigi Rossi, Armando Brancia, Gianfilippo Carcano (Don Baravelli), Josiane Tanzilli (Volpina), Maria Antonietta Beluzzi (Tobacconist), Giuseppe Ianigro (Titta's Grandfather), Ferruccio Brembilla (Fascist Leader), Antonino Faà di Bruno (Count Lovignano), Mauro Misul (Philosophy Teacher), Ferdinando Villella (Fighetta, Greek Teacher), Antonio Spaccatini (Federale), Aristide Caporale (Giudizio), Gennaro Ombra (Biscein), Domenico Pertica (Cantarel's Blind Man), Marcella Di Falco (Prince), Alvaro Vitali (Naso), Bruno Scagnetti (Ovo), Fernando De Felice (Cicco), Bruno Lenzi (Gigliozzi), Gianfranco Marrocco (Count Poltavo), Francesco Vona (Candela), Donatella Gambini (Aldina Cordini), Dina Adorni (Math Teacher (uncredited)), Clemente Baccherini (Caffè Commercio Owner (uncredited)), Paolo Baroni (Student (uncredited)), Torindo Bernardi (Priest's Assistant (uncredited)), Bruno Bertocci (Matteo (uncredited)), Marcello Bonini Olas (Teacher (uncredited)), Vincenzo Caldarola (Homeless (uncredited)), Amerigo Castrighella (Patacca's Friend (uncredited)), Dante Cleri (Teacher (uncredited)), Manlio Dalla Pria (Hotel Receptionist (uncredited)), Rolando De Santis (Barista (uncredited)), Mario Del Vago (Motorcyclist (uncredited)), Francesco Di Giacomo (Security (uncredited)), Gianni Di Segni (Man Lighting the Bonfire (uncredited)), Carmela Eusepi (Young Countess of Lovignano (uncredited)), Dario Giacomelli (Patacca's Friend (uncredited)), Veriano Ginesi (Lifeguard (uncredited)), Marco Laurentino (War-Wounded Man (uncredited)), Mario Liberati (Colman, the Cinema Owner (uncredited)), Fiorella Magaloti (Gradisca's Elder Sister (uncredited)), Franco Magno (Zeus (uncredited)), Antonio Marcolini (Man in Town Square (uncredited)), Cesare Martignoni (Barber (uncredited)), Francesco Maselli (Bongioanni (uncredited)), Mario Milo (Photographer (uncredited)), Carla Mora (Chambermaid (uncredited)), Mario Nebolini (Municipal Secretary (uncredited)), Lino Patruno (Bobo (uncredited)), Goffredo Pistoni (Colonia (uncredited)), Salvatore Porcaro (Bobo (uncredited)), Eros Ramazzotti (Boy (uncredited)), Riccardo Satta (Intermediary (uncredited)), Costantino Serraino (Gigino Penna Bianca (uncredited)), Faustone Signoretti (Madonna (uncredited)), Mario Silvestri (Italian Teacher (uncredited)), Fides Stagni (Fine Arts Teacher (uncredited)), Marina Trovalusci (Gradisca's Younger Sister (uncredited)), Stefano Proietti (Oliva (Titta's Younger Brother)), Angelo Giusto (Fascist (uncredited)) |
| Scénario | Tonino Guerra, Federico Fellini |
| Histoire | Federico Fellini, Tonino Guerra |
| Production | Franco Cristaldi |
| Image | Giuseppe Rotunno |
| Montage | Ruggero Mastroianni |
| Musique | Nino Rota |
| Direction artistique | Danilo Donati |
| Son | Oscar De Arcangelis |
| Costumes | Danilo Donati |
Données complémentaires : TMDB.
Source : Cinémathèque québécoise, données liées du catalogue (CC BY 4.0)
