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SUMMARY:Radio Days (PG) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:Radio Days (PG\, 1987) Presented in 35mm Film by The Revival H
 ouse Perth In 1930s and '40s Brooklyn\, a young boy named Joe grows up in 
 a boisterous\, working-class Jewish family\, with the radio serving as the
  constant\, magical backdrop to their daily lives. Through a series of int
 erwoven vignettes narrated with warm nostalgia\, the film follows Joe's co
 lourful extended family alongside the lives of the radio personalities the
 y idolise\, including an ambitious young singer named Sally White (Mia Far
 row) dreaming of stardom. As the war years unfold and the golden age of ra
 dio reaches its cultural peak\, the film weaves together comic mishaps\, s
 mall heartbreaks\, and moments of genuine wonder\, capturing how the radio
  connected ordinary families to a wider world of glamour\, celebrity\, and
  shared cultural experience during a transformative era in American life. 
 Director Woody Allen crafts a affectionate\, episodic love letter to the g
 olden age of radio and his own Brooklyn childhood\, blending comic anecdot
 e with genuine wistfulness for a bygone era. The film's sprawling ensemble
  structure allows Allen to explore multiple storylines and family members 
 with equal warmth\, creating a mosaic portrait of a specific time and plac
 e rather than a conventional linear narrative. Mia Farrow brings comic cha
 rm to Sally's rags-to-riches showbiz journey\, while the film's evocative 
 production design and use of period radio broadcasts recreate the era's di
 stinctive cultural texture with loving specificity. Narrated by Allen hims
 elf\, the film's gentle nostalgia and genuine affection for its characters
  and setting make it one of the director's most purely sentimental and acc
 essible works. Original format and audio experience of this film faithfull
 y reproduced by The Revival House. Presented in 35mm film unless noted oth
 erwise. When: Sunday\, October 11th at 4:20PM Where: The Revival House at 
 the Como Theatre Rating: PG (The content is mild in impact) Allen's affect
 ionate love letter to radio's golden age brims with warmth and nostalgia
 —experience this sentimental favourite on 35mm film.\n\nBoletos: https:/
 /tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/b88e21c8-14e0-4fe1-a980-8a9d24a340ff
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