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Radio Days, is an occasionally charming trifle, a cinematic bauble that - held up to just the right light, soft and undemanding - sparkles quite prettily. But add just a hint of the glare cast by a raised expectation, and this lightweight thing fades right out of view.
In the 1930s and 1940s, radio was at the center of many homes. The White family, from humble backgrounds, live and pursue their dream while listening to the radio. Like many young women, Sally White, a litthe cigarette seller, dreams of achieving radio fame.
Synopsis. Woody Allen's gentle and nostalgic tribute to the glory days of radio and coming-of-age during World War II plays like Fellini's Amarcord filtered through Neil Simon. The nominal star is Seth Green as Joe, a teenage Jewish boy, growing up with a house full of relatives in Brooklyn. Allen cuts between Joe's working class neighborhood ...
A nostalgic reminiscence about growing up in 1940s Queens, New York (the days prior to WWII)...mixing family vignettes with incidents about radio performers from that medium's golden age.
ラジオ・デイズ. 『 ラジオ・デイズ 』（原題： Radio Days ）は、 1987年 公開の アメリカ合衆国の映画 。. ノスタルジー 映画。. コメディ映画 。. ウディ・アレン 脚本・監督・ナレーション。.
Written by Moe Jaffe, Nat Bonx and Jack Fulton. Adapted from "Romance" by Arthur B. Rubinstein (uncredited) Performed by Frank Sinatra as background during the Radio City Music Hall scene. Courtesy of CBS Records. If I Didn't Care.
Radio Days - 1987. Woody Allen narrates a nostaligic look back at growing up in a close-knit Jewish family in Brooklyn during the fourties. This film is his perspective of his own childhood, majestically projected into a five star movie. The stories in the film are all framed by the radio music and radio shows of the time.
