Post by Capo on Apr 2, 2007 21:34:39 GMT
Radio Days
Woody Allen 1987 USA
Brooklyn during World War II, as remembered through the eyes (and ears) of a young Jewish boy.
Deeply nostalgic film, to which many would relate - though in another generation they won't, and it will be a curious, historically notable film when that happens. It's episodic, without much of a plot, a collection of memories which comprise a very funny narrative. Allen is better than most at lending both poignancy and humour to childhood memories.
Woody Allen 1987 USA
Brooklyn during World War II, as remembered through the eyes (and ears) of a young Jewish boy.
Deeply nostalgic film, to which many would relate - though in another generation they won't, and it will be a curious, historically notable film when that happens. It's episodic, without much of a plot, a collection of memories which comprise a very funny narrative. Allen is better than most at lending both poignancy and humour to childhood memories.
