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Italianamerican (1974)

Filmmaker Martin Scorsese interviews his mother and father about their life in New York and family history back in Sicily.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1974
Language
- English
- Italian
Duration
- 49 mins
Director
- Martin Scorsese
Starring
Genres
- Documentary
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Pierluigi P 06 Aug 2008

Unexpectedly entertaining. Cooking with his mom, who is properly shy for the camera.

Adam W 27 Feb 2009

Scorsese's parents, talking over each other, kidding each other, for about an hour, while Catherine Scorsese makes meatball sauce (recipe in the end credits). It's fairly wonderful; Scorsese just lets them talk, and we sense gradually that the real subject of the movie is New York, its ethnic make-up, and its influence on Scorsese. But at its heart is the relationship between Scorsese's parents. 'I am not putting on airs!' shouts Catherine to Charles. 'You want a fight or something?' Later: 'my father's name was Martin, but a lot of people called him Phillip. Don't ask me why.' Marty is onscreen, and we sense his concentration on the film; he isn't just chatting with his parents, although he's doing that too. There are also moments of silence, and introspection. This is on Youtube; seek it out.

Aldo P 28 Sep 2012

Martin Scorsese usando a sus padres como "historiadores" nos cuenta como fuer para los italo-americanos la vida cuando recien llegaron de la madre patria (Italia) y como sus costumbres no se pierden pese a estar a kilometros de casa. Un bello homenaje a sus raices el que hace Scorsese y que nos hara conocerlo mas como persona y nos dara una vision mas amplia sobre su filmografia y su estilo.

d h 15 Mar 2009

A tender and poignant portrait of Scorsese's parents. Their matter-of-fact approach is both hilarious and very insightful. Not only does this one hour documentary capture the thoughts and feelings of Italians immigrating to New York, but it's also a touching snapshot of Marty's endearing family history.

Matt M 01 Apr 2012

Personal, funny and charming. The thing that stands out the most is that filmmakers sometimes have subjects for their next picture at home and don't even know it.