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The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation

  • 2005
  • G
  • 28m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,8/10
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The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation (2005)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Moon and the Son, a 30-minute autobiographical animated film by John Canemaker, explores the difficult emotional terrain of father/son relationships as seen through Canemaker's own turbu... Tout lireThe Moon and the Son, a 30-minute autobiographical animated film by John Canemaker, explores the difficult emotional terrain of father/son relationships as seen through Canemaker's own turbulent relationship with his father. Featuring the voices of noted actors Eli Wallach and Jo... Tout lireThe Moon and the Son, a 30-minute autobiographical animated film by John Canemaker, explores the difficult emotional terrain of father/son relationships as seen through Canemaker's own turbulent relationship with his father. Featuring the voices of noted actors Eli Wallach and John Turturro in the roles of father and son, The Moon and the Son combines memory, fact, co... Tout lire

  • Director
    • John Canemaker
  • Writers
    • John Canemaker
    • Joseph Kennedy
    • Peggy Stern
  • Stars
    • Eli Wallach
    • John Turturro
    • Mary Bringle
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,8/10
    717
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • John Canemaker
    • Writers
      • John Canemaker
      • Joseph Kennedy
      • Peggy Stern
    • Stars
      • Eli Wallach
      • John Turturro
      • Mary Bringle
    • 13Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 4Commentaires de critiques
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
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      • 2 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux5

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    Eli Wallach
    Eli Wallach
    • Father
    • (voice)
    John Turturro
    John Turturro
    • Son
    • (voice)
    Mary Bringle
    • Mom
    • (voice)
    Peter Schlosser
    • Lawyer
    • (voice)
    Larry White
    • Judge
    • (voice)
    • …
    • Director
      • John Canemaker
    • Writers
      • John Canemaker
      • Joseph Kennedy
      • Peggy Stern
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    10Glorinda

    brilliantly honest

    "The Moon and the Son" was the most breathtaking animated film I have ever seen. This was due to it's truthful content. A simple imagined conversation between a man and his deceased father gives insights to the man's need for understanding as well as the understanding that is unveiled. This story is brilliantly told and illustrated. I would highly recommend people to watch this gem. It touched my heart. I laughed. I cried. I personalized. And it made me think. The odyssey of a persons search for heritage, love, acceptance, understanding, empathy is all encompassing. This short is masterful in it's simplicity. It will touch your heart and possibly open it and expand it, too. Two thumbs way up!
    3JayLysander

    Self-indulgent, tiresome and whiny.

    Self-indulgent, tiresome and whiny. I saw this with the other films nominated for the 2005 Animated Short Oscar. This one generated the least audience response (no clapping afterward)of the five. There's a second act, so-to-speak, that tells the father's story that is interesting and better than the first and third acts. But it's pretty much a downer of a film. The animation is simple and interspersed with home movies and photographic stills. The animation shifts among visual styles for no apparent reason. Reminded me a lot of a Woody Allen film -- if you like his work, you'll like this. If, like me, you don't, give this a pass. Many other works have examined the tensions of the father-son relationship much better.
    10noralee

    An Artist Uses All The Considerable Talent at His Command to Revenge on and Reconcile With His Father

    "The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation" is like a visit to Oprah's couch for dysfunctional families crossed with "The Sopranos" and PBS's "American Experience" but through magical animation.

    Director/co-writer John Canemaker tells a presumably autobiographical story that makes Noah Brumbach look like he was too easy on his father in "The Squid and the Whale." It brings genealogy to life in a uniquely beautiful way.

    Canemaker uses a dazzling array of animation styles and techniques, from black and white photographs to colorful childish drawings and much, much more, to tell the raw story of his bullying Italian immigrant father and his fraught relationship with him. He is like a wizard calling forth all the considerable creative talents at his command to not just recreate the vanished world of his and father's pasts but to try to effect an impossible reconciliation. It's like he is clenching and unclenching his fists throughout the film. While Faulkner-like the past is never past, he goes to extraordinary visual lengths to try and understand how he and his father became the men they are and were.

    I can't think of any animated short I've seen before where I was so more emotionally involved in the story than in the images. As narrators, John Turturro as The Son and Eli Wallach as The Father (with the non-Anglicized version of the director's last name) eerily capture a tale that swings from light-hearted to horrific, sweet to scary, angry to sympathetic. It is a very unusual perspective on The American Dream across all of the 20th century as it swings back and forth from bitter and cynical to loving and almost forgiving.

    The film incidentally illustrates an aspect of Italian immigration that has been documented by historians, such as Mark Wyman's "Round Trip to America: The Immigrants Return to Europe, 1880-1930" and Betty Boyd Caroli's "Italian Repatriation from the United States, 1900-1914" but not generally in popular culture.

    This film was viewed as part of a commercial screening of Oscar nominated shorts.
    publichank

    What a piece of CRAP!

    There are a number of folks who think baring their all emotionally must, somehow, equal ART. This movie lies there as the definitive proof that that is not the case; despite how many idiots are praising it for its "honesty."

    It is, instead, brilliantly dishonest. The filmmaker has issues with his daddy. After apparently never having confronted his father about the things that bothered him while he was alive, the filmmaker decided to make up a conversation with his dad into which he, the filmmaker, would put words into his dead father's mouth, making it clear it was all his fault.

    The film comes across as whiny and nasty, a post-death "f*** you" to his old man.

    There is no imagination, style or talent for imagery revealed in the pedestrian animation with which he illustrates all this.

    Watching it is like watching a child throw a particularly nasty childhood tantrum, and that is all I can remember of this self-absorbed film.
    10jeremy-giroux

    Great animated movie about the story between an Italian father and his son

    This animated film is absolutely wonderful. The drawings are really simple (it can't be compared to "Cars" or other "big" animated movies) but there's so much emotion and creativity that you go out of this film deeply moved and absolutely fascinated. It's the kind of film which makes you want to make animated films, thinking that it's something great and making you think something you didn't think before : animated films can be sometimes more powerful than any other films. The voice of John Turturro has something to do with it, both melancholic and angry. What really defines this film is "true feeling" and "simple". It's something very creative and new : the story told is a true story. Sometimes, true photos or newspapers are put into the film. It creates a wonderful mix between the reality and the dream, a true person and his image and for the director, between the desire of rediscovering his childhood and the fear about it. It's very sad as the father died before the film was made and it's strange what someone who didn't talk can say to his child and how love can impersonate itself in our lives and stories.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 5 janvier 2005 (United States)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
    • Langue
      • English
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      • John Canemaker Productions
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