Director:
Paul MazurskyGuión:
Paul MazurskyCámara:
Arthur J. OrnitzMúsica:
Bill ContiReparto:
Lenny Baker, Shelley Winters, Ellen Greene, Lois Smith, Christopher Walken, Antonio Fargas, Dori Brenner, Lou Jacobi, Mike Kellin, Jeff Goldblum, Joe Spinell (más)Sinopsis(1)
Se sitúa en 1953 y en Greenwich Village, la cuna por excelencia de la bohemia norteamericana y símbolo de la libertad adolescente. El protagonista es un muchacho emprendedor y optimista llamado Larry, que abandona el hogar familiar para triunfar como actor dramático. Se instala en Greenwich para frecuentar los ambientes artísticos con la esperanza de convertirse en una gran figura de la escena. La historia del joven resume como un común denominador la de toda una juventud con aspiraciones creativas, originando una deliciosa aventura saturada de buen humor, emoción sensibilidad y ternura. (Regia Films Arturo González)
(más)Reseñas (1)
It's strange - one would say that a film that presents a director's autobiographical journey into his youth and early career will be among his priorities and he will approach it with maximum enthusiasm. However, if I were to find a title in Mazursky's filmography that I would revisit, it would be Moscow on the Hudson, not this one. The most damaging aspect of it is probably the mediocre cast with an uncharismatic actor in the lead role. Worth mentioning is perhaps Walken and Goldblum in very minor supporting roles, but everything else is interchangeable, and honestly, to me, the performances or characters often come across as annoying rather than charming and humorous in any way. The memorable scenes are minimal. I can't help it, but for me, Mazursky is more interesting as an actor than as the person behind the camera. Overall impression: 45%.
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