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Zelig
Directed by Woody Allen • 1983 • 79m • ★ 7.4
Comedy
Director
Woody Allen
Writer
Woody Allen
Cast
Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Patrick Horgan, John Buckwalter, Marvin Chatinover, Stanley Swerdlow, Paul Nevens, Howard Erskine, Richard Whiting, Ralph Bell
Year
1983
Country
United States of America
Language
English, German
Rated
PG
Parental guidance suggested · Parental guidance suggested
great depression
celebrity
mockumentary
chameleon
psychiatrist
found footage
newsreel footage
electroconvulsive therapy
1920s
1930s
historical images
mocking
historical events
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Summary
A man who has lost his identity wanders the turbulent streets of the 1920s. Leonard Zelig is a chameleon-like, inconspicuous figure who disguises himself as those around him in order to blend in with the crowd. Woody Allen masterfully employs the mockumentary format to construct this absurd world of humor.
Skillfully weaving through historical archive footage and old newsreels, the film examines the individual’s search for social belonging with a satirical edge. As Zelig’s face adapts to every mold, capturing the spirit of the era, the cameras follow this bizarre story of fame step by step.
Awards
Nominated for 2 Oscars. 7 wins & 19 nominations total
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