Zabriskie Point

1970
R
1 h 53 min

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Numa época de agitação civil crónica no final dos anos 60, a América.Numa época de agitação civil crónica no final dos anos 60, a América.Numa época de agitação civil crónica no final dos anos 60, a América.

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Radical student
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Michael L. Davis

Police lieutenant on loudspeaker
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Lee Duncan

Highway patrolman
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George Dunn

Airport mechanic
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Dennis Falt

University student
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Harrison Ford

Arrested student
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Jim Goldrup

College student
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Norman Grabowski

Man in Deli
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Bill Hickman

Gun store owner
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…

Kenner G. Kemp

Departing Plane Passenger
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Peter Lake

Documentary cameraman
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Curiosidades
Antonioni met with Jim Morrison during early production to ask for a musical contribution to the soundtrack. Morrison and the Doors provided "L'America" which Antonioni then rejected.

Erros de gravação
Zabriskie Point, in Death Valley National Park (California, USA) is not actually the lowest-elevation point in the United States. That would be Badwater Basin, at a depth of 282 feet below sea level, which is also located in Death Valley National Park about 20 miles away.

Citações
[booking a protester]
Cop: Occupation?
William S. Polit, protester: Associate professor of history.
Cop: That's too long, Bill. I'll just put down clerk.

Versões alternativas
In the original version, the song that's playing when Daria drives away at the very end and over the closing "End" title card is a Roy Orbison song, but in the 1984 MGM/UA Home Video version it's a continuation of the Pink Floyd song. The 1991 MGM/UA Home Video version restores the Orbison song.

Conexões
Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: La monnaie de l'absolu (1999)

Trilhas sonoras
Dance of Death
Written and performed by John Fahey
Courtesy Takoma Records

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10/10

Beautifully misunderstood...

Antonioni really showed some 'cojones' when he had this movie made. He went to America working under a contract from the most lavish studio (MGM) and he made the most damning portrait of American society i've ever seen. Having seen LA first hand this is the most accurate portrayal of the crowded, overheated and impersonal city. If only Antonioni had met Bill Hicks...

The subsequent burial by the studio is understandable, after such a whopping investment and dismal return. It is sad that people don't get to see this film any more as i believe Antonioni has been proved right. Here he predicts the end of the hippie/civil rights movement in the politics of America. Everyone is much more interested in what goes into their pockets and the relentless expansion of living space into the inhospitable (yet beautiful) desert and beyond. How i would love to see interest in this film re-kindled and a lavish DVD release.

I beseech people to watch Zabriskie Point with an open mind and an open heart. We have a genuinely unique film commenting on a turning point in the history of the most powerful nation on the planet, and we have forgotten about it.

An unexpected gem.