Recuerdos de mi madre

Título original: I Remember Mama

1948
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2h 14min

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Period Drama Drama Family

Los altibajos de una familia de inmigrantes noruegos, alrededor de 1910.Los altibajos de una familia de inmigrantes noruegos, alrededor de 1910.Los altibajos de una familia de inmigrantes noruegos, alrededor de 1910.

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Nominado a 5 premios Óscar
- 4 premios ganados y 9 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Irene Dunne worked with dialect coach Judith Sater for two months to perfect her Norwegian accent. Dunne became so immersed in getting her character's voice down that she used the accent around her home with her family.

Errores
In the shots of the uncle's trip to San Francisco, as the ferry is pulling into the dock, the Oakland Bay Bridge is seen in the background. This bridge was not built until 1933, yet this movie is set circa 1910.

Citas
Katrin Hanson: [reading the novel that she's just finished] "For long as I could remember, the house on the Larkin Street Hill had been home. Papa and Mama had both born in Norway but they came to San Francisco because Mama's sisters were here, all of us were born here. Nels, the oldest and the only boy, my sister Christine and the littlest sister Dagmar but first and foremost I remember Mama".

Conexiones
Edited into The Waltons: The Awakening (1974)

Bandas sonoras
Sovnen (Slumber)
(uncredited)
Traditional Norweigan lullaby
Sung by Irene Dunne

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A film for the ages

It's so wonderful to read all the positive tributes to this film here, with only one dissenting voice. Sadly, IMDB chose that comment as the lead to open the comment page. I'm 53, a tough guy from Brooklyn, N.Y., but I can tell you, everytime I see *I Remember Mama* it brings honest, genuine tears to my eyes. The story is universal, not just about a Norwegian family in turn of the 20th Century San Francisco. Anyone who has had a loving mother has got to be moved by this story, a film directed for the ages by George Stevens. And what a magnificent cast, headed by the incomparable Irene Dunne! If I hadn't had the best Mom in the world already, I would have wanted Irene Dunne. Just see and cherish this work of art.