États-Unis,
1979, 99 min
Réalisation:
Albert BrooksPhotographie:
Eric SaarinenMusique:
Mort LindseyActeurs·trices:
Albert Brooks, J.A. Preston, James L. Brooks, Charles Grodin, David Spielberg, Harry Shearer, Thelma Leeds, Norman Bartold, Frances Lee McCain (plus)Résumés(1)
An egocentric comedian decides to make a documentary film and moves in with the Yeager family in Ph nix, Arizona to document their lives. His intent is to be unobtrusive during the process, but he continually interfere and eventually succeeds in driving them crazy. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (1)
I guess I was expecting maybe a little more, but I just found the loud finale a bit bothersome, even though I understand its significance and purpose. It has its power, just like the whole movie, which shows both the obsession with television and the obsession with human life. Someone else's human life. Today's television has gone much further and degraded the human personality even more.
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