STARDUST MEMORIES (1980, Woody Allen)



XviD - Ita Eng Fre Ger Esp Mp3 - Sub Multi

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:::-> About the Movie <-:::



Director: Woody Allen

Writer: Woody Allen

Cast: Woody Allen, Charlotte Rampling, Jesica Harper, Marie-Christine Barrault, ...

Genre: Comedy, Drama

Release Date: 26 September 1980 (USA)

Production company: Rollins-Joffe Productions

Distribution companies: United Artists, MGM Home Entertainment





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Filename: Stardust memories.avi

Runtime: 01:25:05

Video Codec: XviD ISO MPEG-4

Video Bitrate: 1021 kbps

Aspect Ratio: 576x320 (1.80)

Framerate: 25.000 fps

Qf: 0.221738

Packed bitstream: No

QPel: No

GMC: No

Interlaced: No



Audio Codec (track #1): 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3

Audio Bitrate: 128kbps 2ch CBR 48000H

Language: Italian



Audio Codec (track #2): 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3

Audio Bitrate: 128kbps 2ch CBR 48000H

Language: English





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The .avi contains Italian and English audio tracks.

The French, German and Spanish ones are released in the same directory, and can easyly be muxed with tools like avidemux, or similar..





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.srt: English, Italiano (they may contain some typos!)

.sub: English, Espanol, Dansk, Nederlands, Suomi, Francais, Deutsch, Italiano, Norsk, and Svenska.





:::-> Synopsis <-:::



"Marking perhaps his first public consideration of himself as an artist, Woody Allen's Stardust Memories is also a bold narrative exercise that recalls the European cinema that Allen admires. Allen stars as Sandy Bates, a celebrated filmmaker who travels to a weekend retrospective of his films. There, he is assaulted by his fans and critics, and can only find refuge in the companionship of his friend's wife Daisy (Jessica Harper of Suspiria fame), and in his memories of an intense relationship with beautiful but insane Dorrie (Charlotte Rampling). As the weekend continues, he struggles with his feelings of inadequacy, haunted by the repeated comment "I liked your earlier, funny films better".

The most obvious point of reference for the film, as many have pointed out, is Fellini's 8 1/2: both deal with filmmakers questioning their own purpose and path, both combine comedy and pathos, and Allen's use of black and white cinematography and scenes of absurdity seem lifted almost directly from Fellini's film. Allen's examination of his career employs a nearly plotless structure, driven more by character and theme, with a rather daring temporal editing structure that causes his memories of the past to flow neatly into the present. It differs from his later films that deal with similar thematic material, such as the caustic Deconstructing Harry and Celebrity, in that Allen seems to place equal blame on both himself and those he feels expect too much from him. Stardust Memories is truly unique, a film made by an artist on the edge of a divide in his career and considering if his actions are worthwhile or even legitimate. Although it may not be for everyone, for anyone with even a passing interest in Allen it must be seen."

(www.rottentomatoes.com/m/stardust_memories/)