
Avignon Film Festival 1999 - Won - Prix Tournage
Deauville Film Festival 1999 - Nominated - Grand Special Prize
Flanders International Film Festival 1999 - Nominated - Grand Prix
Gotham Awards 1999 - Nominated - Open Palm Award
Avignon Film Festival 1999 - Won - Prix Tournage
Deauville Film Festival 1999 - Nominated - Grand Special Prize
Flanders International Film Festival 1999 - Nominated - Grand Prix
Gotham Awards 1999 - Nominated - Open Palm Award
Hamptons Internation Film Festival 1999 - Won - Best Original Score
Hamptons Internation Film Festival 1999 - Won - Best Starfish Award
Independent Spirit Awards 2000 - Nominated - Best Cinematography
Independent Spirit Awards 2000 - Nominated - Best First Feature
Independent Spirit Awards 2000 - Nominated - Best Supporting Female
Newport International Film Festival 1999 - Nominated - Jury Award
Sundance Film Festival 1999 - Nominated - Grand Jury Prize
Sundance Film Festival 1999 - Won - Directing Award
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Judy Berlin
Film SynopsisJudy Berlin allows the audience to take a glimpse of a day at once strange and ordinary with the residents of Babylon, Long Island. Judy (Edie Falco) is an aspiring actress who is quitting her job as a "pilgrim" in a local historical museum's display to take her chances in Los Angeles. Her mother is a gifted but bitter schoolteacher (Barbara Barrie) who has long loved principal Arthur Gold (Bob Dishy) from afar. However, Arthur has a wife, Alice (Madeline Kahn), who's more than a bit eccentric and has driven him to distraction. Arthur and Alice have a son, David (Aaron Harnick), who like Judy has showbiz aspirations (he wants to be a filmmaker), though unlike Judy he has no idea of what to do about it; when Judy and David meet, could romance be lurking around the corner? First-time director Eric Mendelsohn has equipped this offbeat comic drama an outstanding cast, which also includes Julie Kavner, Anne Meara, and Novella Nelson. Get Involved |
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Runtime:
93 min.
Genre:
Drama
Country:
UNITED STATES
Language:
English/American
Color:
Color
Memorable Quotes
Alice Gold: I wanted children and I gave birth to a viper. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- David: I always wanted to make a documentary about this town... about... about the paperboys, and about... about the PTA ladies... but nothing sarcastic... nothing sarcastic. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- David: It could just be about how it is... about what it looks like when nobody's looking.
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Directed by
Eric Mendelsohn
Produced by
Rocco Caruso
Writing credits
Eric Mendelsohn
Cast
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