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Fries Film Group Director Juan Ruiz-Anchia Screenwriter(s) Begonya Plaza Cast Glenn Close Release Date: TBA Release: Limited Synopsis: "The Persistence of Memory" is a rapturous one-year adventure in the company of artist Salvador Dalí and his lascivious muse, Gala, icons of the Twentieth Century, as seen through the eyes of a young man, Jonas, whose desire for celebrity and a taste of "la dolce vita" trips him into a whirlwind of extravagance and perversion, and turning him into just one more of the Dalís' "boy toys." A young, naïve and prudish Jonas is hungry for a more colorful life than the one his Brooklyn Ghetto is offering. Influenced by European cinema, he dreams to one day be a star actor in a Fellini film and live "la dolce vita." This is a fictionalized story based on real life accounts, a flamboyant comedy, and a dark, perverse tragedy all wrapped up in one and set to a backdrop of New York, Cadaques, and Rome of the early Sixties. Genre: Drama MPAA Rating: N/A Offical Site: The Persistence of Memory Movie Poster: Allposters DVD/VHS: Amazon |
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| 2. | Made of Honor | |
| 3. | Baby Mama | |
| 4. | Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay | |
| 5. | Forgetting Sarah Marshall | |
| 6. | The Forbidden Kingdom | |
| 7. | Nim's Island | |
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| 10. | 88 Minutes | |
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