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Zelig

Zelig

Comedy, Fantasy

Woody Allen

Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Patrick Horgan, John Buckwalter, Marv Chatanov, Stanley Swerdlow, Paul Nevens, Howard Erskine, George Hamlin, Ralph Bell, Richard Whiting, Edward McPhillips, Gale Hansen, Michael Jett, Peter McRobbie, Sol Lomita, Mary Louise Wilson, Alice Beardsley, Paula Trueman, Marianne Tatum, Michael Kell, John Roseman, Stephanie Farrow, Deborah Rush, Stanle

1983

America

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Completed

English, German

79 minutes

2025-02-20 02:26:08

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This film (drama)Also known asZelig,is aAmericaProducerwomen sex,At1983Released in year 。The dialogue language isEnglish, German,Current Douban rating8.9(For reference only)。
The story takes place in America during the 1930s, amidst a booming economy and culture, a man named Zelig (played by Woody Allen) emerges before the public. This extraordinary Jew is found mingling in various and vastly different social circles, from different classes to even different races, and whenever he enters a new environment, he quickly embodies the characteristics of that setting, sometimes through psychological assimilation and sometimes through physiological transformation. The psychiatrists at a Manhattan hospital develop a keen interest in this peculiar patient, as does the general public, who affectionately refer to Zelig as the "Chameleon." A plethora of cultural references and products themed around him emerge, and for a time, Zelig becomes the most sought-after superstar of the era. However, the only one who truly regards Zelig as a patient to be concerned with is Dr. Eudora (played by Mia Farrow), a young and dedicated woman committed to curing his condition. Over time, a deep and sincere bond forms between Zelig and Eudora, but can this uniquely positioned couple ever find lasting happiness together? Director Woody Allen both directs and stars in this film, vividly and authentically recreating the life of the fictitious Zelig in a mockumentary style.

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