Amarcord

Federico Fellini's Oscar®-winning reminiscence of his Rimini childhood during the fascist years.

Winner of the Best Foreign Language Oscar® in 1975, and one of Fellini’s most popular works, Amarcord (Romagnolo dialect for ‘I remember’) draws heavily on the director’s childhood in Rimini during the fascist years. Mischievous, elegiac, satirical and often moving, the film features some jaw-dropping set-pieces together with one of composer Nino Rota’s most recognisable and wistful main themes.