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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/126

Title: Arizona Dream = The Arrowtooth Waltz
Authors: Kusturica, Emir ( Directed by )
Ossard, Claudie ( Produced by )
Marmion, Yves ( Produced by )
Keywords: Adventure
Comedy
Romance
Coming of Age
Fantasy
DVD
Issue Date: 1993
Abstract: Johnny Depp is Axel, a New York fish tagger who claims to have the ability to listen to the fishes' dreams. One night, he is visited by his wannabe actor brother (Vincent Gallo) and told that his uncle (Jerry Lewis) wants him as his best man in his wedding in Arizona. Axel grew up with his uncle, who owns a Cadillac dealership, and no longer likes him as much as he used to. He doesn't want to attend, but, in a film where suspension of disbelief is required most of the time, he is shanghaied by his brother and driven all the way to Arizona while in a drunken stupor. There, he falls for a wacky and lusty widow (Faye Dunaway), and later her daughter (Lili Taylor). There is much to like about this film; some scenes are pure genius and turn you on in a way that makes you want to stick with it through its many unsure moments. Some of the more brilliant set pieces include Gallo's recreation of the crop-dusting scene from NORTH BY NORTHWEST at an amateur night in a dusty old bar, and a dinner scene set to the music of Django Reinhardt where Taylor tries to commit suicide with a pair of panty hose. A vastly uneven film that sabotages itself at some key moments, but its highs are great enough to recommend it.
Description: Cast - Johnny Depp, Jerry Lewis, Faye Dunaway. Run Time - 142 Mins, Col, English Call No - 123FEFI032 Accession No - M - 300 Date - 21.05.2007
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/126
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