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Harold and Maude

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Harold and Maude (1971)
Directed by:
Hal Ashby
Starring:
Bud CortVivian PicklesCyril CusackCharles TynerEric ChristmasG. Wood...
Release Date:
20 December 1971 USA ...
Genres:
ComedyRomanceDrama
Region:
USA
Language:
English
Runtime:
91 min
Color:
Color
Other Info:
Film negative format (mm/video inches)35 mm / Cinematographic processSpherical / Printed film format35 mm / Aspect ratio1.85 : 1 /
Also Called:
Ensina-me a Viver Brazil / Portugal, Harold et Maude Canada (French title) / France, Harold e Maude Italy, Harold i Maude Poland, Harold ja Maude Finland, Harold und Maude West Germany, Harold y Maude (Joven chalado millonario seduce a vieja chiflada) Spain

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Harold is a depressed, death-obsessed 20-year-old man-child who spends his free time attending funerals and committing suicide in front of his mother, but he does not die. At a funeral, Harold befriends Maude, a 79-year-old woman who has a zest for life. She and Harold spend much time together during which she exposes him to the wonders and possibilities of life. After rejecting his mother's three attempts to set him up with a potential wife, and committing fake suicide in front of all of the ...[Read Story ]

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This film was the the subject of heated discussions in Germany. Originally it was rated "Not under 18" by the FSK, but distributor Maxximum appealed this decision which resulted in a "Not under 16" rating. Then the film became a success, especially amongst turkish teenagers. The success resulted in massive media coverage. This in turn resulted in broad discussions from politicians (especially from the Bavarian conservative CSU party), youth organisations etc. about the films & ...[Read Story ]

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