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The sheer audacity of My Dinner with Andre drew throngs of curious filmgoers who made the film the most talked-about art-house hit of 1981. After all, whod ever heard of a movie consisting of nearly two hours of nonstop dinner conversation? Ah... but this isnt just any conversation--its the kind of mesmerizing, soul-searching, life-affirming exploration that we feel privileged to listen to, and with unobtrusive style, director Louis Malle invites us to eavesdrop to our hearts and minds content. The film was written by two New Yorkers at the dinner table, noted playwright-actor Wallace Shawn and well-known stage director Andre Gregory, who essentially play themselves. They taped their conversations for several weeks and Shawn gradually shaped them into a scripted conversation, but youd never know it from watching the movie. The talk flows and flows until youre captivated by Gregorys stories of world travel and spiritual quests in Poland, India, Tibet, the Sahara desert... the tales of a soul-searcher whod dropped out of the theater world to rediscover his zest for living. Shawn plays the skeptic, the voice of reason, his feet on the ground but his own mind willing to soar. The cumulative effect of this conversation is almost hypnotic, and certainly plays into our eternal appetite for storytelling. Both primal and sophisticated, witty and profound, My Dinner with Andre is a film that can be savored over time, offering new revelations with each viewing as the listener-viewer develops his or her own appreciation of lifes great mysteries. --Jeff Shannon
Binding :VHS Tape
Label :Pacific Arts Video Records
Manufacturer :Pacific Arts Video Records
ProductGroup :Video
Studio :Pacific Arts Video Records
Publisher :Pacific Arts Video Records
UPC :075051753236
EAN :0075051753236
Lowest Price :$27.99USD
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