Alice in the Cities production and distribution

2022-04-08 08:01
release date
West Germany
March 3, 1974. (TV premiere)
West Germany
May 17, 1974
USAUSA
October 9, 1974. (New York Film Festival)
USAUSA
April 28, 1977. (limited)
France
May 25, 1977
SingaporeSingapore
April 20, 1998. (Singapore International Film Festival)
Greece
November 21, 2006. (Thessaloniki International Film Festival)
BulgariaBulgaria
February 23, 2007. (Sofia International Film Festival)
United KingdomUK
January 4, 2008
Greece
July 10, 2008. (re-issue version)
PortugalPortugal
September 26, 2008. (DVD premiere)
PortugalPortugal
October 21, 2008. (FNAC Algarve)
ArgentinaArgentina
March 30, 2009. (Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema)
Finland
April 8, 2009. (DVD premiere)
PortugalPortugal
June 24, 2009. (Cinemateca Portuguesa) 
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Extended Reading
  • Katlyn 2022-04-08 08:01:01

    1.21 New York, Amsterdam, Wuppertal, Ruhr area in the seventies. Taxi, plane, light rail, train, ship. Maps, newspapers, notepads, police stations. Roads, music, conversations, what you see along the way. The image and reality of "listening" through the protagonist's mouth. Everything is Wendersian, whirling, searching, nostalgic poetry. (ps The background music in Eminem's restaurant is actually a Chinese pop song

  • Jaqueline 2022-04-12 09:01:11

    Germans are really speculative, they have ideas about television, and they have ideas about photography. And it's so open wow, two strangers go to bed and do nothing... Documented the twin towers of the Empire State Building in New York, and the hanging tram in Utapole. The most amazing thing is that the chairs in the New York airport can be coin-operated to watch TV, and now they look so magical.

Alice in the Cities quotes

  • Lisa - Alice's Mother: What are you writing?

    Philip 'Phil' Winter: The inhuman thing about American TV is not so much that they hack everything up with commercials, though that's bad enough, but in the end all programmes become commercials. Commercials for the status quo. Every image radiates the same disgusting and nauseated message. A kind of boastful contempt. Not one image leaves you in peace, they all want something from you.

  • Alice: Do you think he's my father?

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