Amarcord
Young Titta strives to carve his own identity amid a whimsically chaotic Italian seaside town, where eccentric locals, oppressive Fascist ideals, and family tensions threaten to swallow his coming‑of‑age dreams.
“The Fantastic World of Fellini!”
Synopsis
In an Italian seaside town, young Titta gets into trouble with his friends and observes various local eccentrics engaging in often absurd behavior. He frequently clashes with his stern father while being defended by his doting mother. Titta witnesses the actions of a wide range of characters, including his extended family, Fascist loyalists, and sensual women, with certain moments shifting into fantastical scenarios.
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Edited by Ruggero MastroianniShot by Giuseppe RotunnoScored by Nino RotaDesigned by Danilo Donati
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Cast & Crew
73 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Magali Noel
as Gradisca
Pupella Maggio
as Miranda Biondi
Bruno Zanin
as Titta
Armando Brancia
as Aurelio Biondi
Ciccio Ingrassia
as Teo, Titta's Uncle
Nando Orfei
as Patacca, Titta's Uncle
Luigi Rossi
as Lawyer
Gianfilippo Carcano
as Baravelli
Josiane Tanzilli
as La Volpina
Maria Antonietta Beluzzi
as Tobacconist
Giuseppe Ianigro
as Titta's Grandfather
Ferruccio Brembilla
as Fascist Leader
Supporting cast
54Antonino Faa Di Bruno
as Count Lovignano
Mauro Misul
as Philosophy Teacher
Ferdinando Villella
as Fighetta, Greek Teacher
Antonio Spaccatini
as Federale
Aristide Caporale
as Giudizio
Gennaro Ombra
as Biscein
Domenico Pertica
as Cantarel's Blind Man
Marcella Di Falco
as Prince
Alvaro Vitali
as Naso
Bruno Scagnetti
as Ovo
Fernando De Felice
as Cicco
Bruno Lenzi
as Gigliozzi
Gianfranco Marrocco
as Count Poltavo
Francesco Vona
as Candela
Donatella Gambini
as Aldina Cordini
Dina Adorni
as Math Teacher (uncredited)
Clemente Baccherini
as Caffè Commercio Owner (uncredited)
Paolo Baroni
as Student (uncredited)
Torindo Bernardi
as Priest's Assistant (uncredited)
Bruno Bertocci
as Matteo (uncredited)
Marcello Bonini Olas
as Teacher (uncredited)
Vincenzo Caldarola
as Homeless (uncredited)
Amerigo Castrighella
as Patacca's Friend (uncredited)
Dante Cleri
as Teacher (uncredited)
Manlio Dalla Pria
as Hotel Receptionist (uncredited)
Rolando De Santis
as Barista (uncredited)
Mario Del Vago
as Motorcyclist (uncredited)
Francesco Di Giacomo
as Security (uncredited)
Gianni Di Segni
as Man Lighting the Bonfire (uncredited)
Carmela Eusepi
as Young Countess of Lovignano (uncredited)
Dario Giacomelli
as Patacca's Friend (uncredited)
Veriano Ginesi
as Lifeguard (uncredited)
Marco Laurentino
as War-Wounded Man (uncredited)
Mario Liberati
as Colman, the Cinema Owner (uncredited)
Fiorella Magaloti
as Gradisca's Elder Sister (uncredited)
Franco Magno
as Zeus (uncredited)
Antonio Marcolini
as Man in Town Square (uncredited)
Cesare Martignoni
as Barber (uncredited)
Francesco Maselli
as Bongioanni (uncredited)
Mario Milo
as Photographer (uncredited)
Carla Mora
as Chambermaid (uncredited)
Mario Nebolini
as Municipal Secretary (uncredited)
Lino Patruno
as Bobo (uncredited)
Goffredo Pistoni
as Colonia (uncredited)
Salvatore Porcaro
as Bobo (uncredited)
Eros Ramazzotti
as Boy (uncredited)
Riccardo Satta
as Intermediary (uncredited)
Costantino Serraino
as Gigino Penna Bianca (uncredited)
Faustone Signoretti
as Madonna (uncredited)
Mario Silvestri
as Italian Teacher (uncredited)
Fides Stagni
as Fine Arts Teacher (uncredited)
Marina Trovalusci
as Gradisca's Younger Sister (uncredited)
Stefano Proietti
as Oliva (Titta's Younger Brother)
Angelo Giusto
as Fascist (uncredited)
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