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Hi Mom! (1970)

Original Title : Hi, Mom!
Director : Brian De Palma
Writer : Brian De Palma
Charles Hirsch
Genre : Comedy
Country : USA
Language : English
Producer : Charles Hirsch
Music : Eric Kaz
Photography : Robert Elfstrom
Distributor : Sigma III Corp.
IMDB ID : 0065836
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poster for "Hi Mom!" by Brian De Palma (1970)
Hi Mom! (1970) - Brian De Palma
 

Starring

ÂCharles Durning Superintendant (as Charles Durnham
ÂRobert De Niro Jon Rubin
ÂAllen Garfield Joe Banner
ÂAbraham Goren Pervert in Theater
ÂLara Parker Jeannie Mitchell
ÂBruce Price Jimmy Mitchell
ÂRicky Parker Ricky Mitchell
ÂAndy Parker Andy Mitchell
ÂJennifer Salt Judy Bishop
ÂRobbie Heywood Roommate
ÂLeslie Bornstein Roommate
ÂPaul Bartel Uncle Tom Wood
ÂGerrit Graham Gerrit Wood
ÂNelson Peltz The Playboy
ÂDelia Abrams Date
ÂTofer Delaney Date
ÂMargaret Pine Date
ÂHector Valentin Lino Jr. NIT Journal Revolutionary
ÂCarole Leverett NIT Journal Revolutionary
ÂRuth Bocour NIT Journal
ÂBart DePalma NIT Journal
ÂArthur Bierman NIT Journal
ÂTina Hirsch NIT Journal
ÂBuddy Butler 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
ÂDavid Connell 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
ÂCarolyn Craven 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
ÂMilton Earl Forrest 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
ÂJoyce Griffin 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
ÂKirk Kirksey 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
ÂRutanya Alda 'Be Black Baby' Audience (as Ruth Alda
ÂBeth Bowden 'Be Black Baby' Audience
ÂGene Elman 'Be Black Baby' Audience
ÂJoe Fields 'Be Black Baby' Audience
ÂPaul Milvy 'Be Black Baby' Audience
ÂJoe Stillman 'Be Black Baby' Audience
ÂCarol Vogel 'Be Black Baby' Audience
ÂPeter Maloney Pharmacist
ÂWilliam Daley Co-op Neighbor
ÂFloyd L. Peterson John Winnicove
ÂPaul Hirsch Avery Gunnz
ÂJoseph King Dr. Joe King
ÂWendell Craig 'Straight' family With machine gun! (uncredited
ÂBill Daly Neighbor (uncredited
 

Plot

Vietnam vet John Rubin returns to New York and rents a rundown flat in Greenwhich Village. It is in this flat that he begins to film, 'Peeping Tom' style, the people in the apartment across the street. His obsession with making films leads him to fall in with a radical 'Black Power' group, which in turn leads him to carry out a bizarre act of urban terrorism!
 

Comments

Yo Mom! You Talkin' To Me?, 5 June 2003 Author: Daniel Vargas (BritishGangsterTimRoth) from Sâ,o Paulo, Brazil Lurking beneath the humor of director Brian De Palma's irreverent breakthrough comedy is the politically charged suggestion that, in an already hyped-up environment, Vietnam vets may not be so easily re-assimilated to the home front. The main character of Rubin is something of a precursor to star Robert De Niro's ultra-violent, ultra-alienated Travis Bickle in Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver"(1976). Independently producted , and shot for very little money on location in the Village, the film has a loose narrative structure and apt dowtown details that give it a keen feel for the counterculture milieu on which it comments. More a cult favorite than a mainstream success, the film spotlights De Palma's visual smarts and interest in media voyeurism, and De Niro's off-Kilter Rubin, retrospectively making "Hi, Mom!" a clever forerunner of the subquent '70s work of both men.The movie includes a soberb soundtrack focusing all socials problems and making fun of them.
 
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