description Bananas Overview
Bananas is an independent film from 1971 directed by Woody Allen. The story centers on a New Yorker’s unexpected involvement in a political revolution within a small, fictional Latin American nation. Its absurdist humor and satirical approach, reminiscent of *Don Quixote, U.S.A.*, make it relevant for viewers interested in unconventional narratives and explorations of political themes. It appeals to audiences who appreciate independent cinema and films that blend comedy with social commentary.
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| Country | United States |
| Year | 1971 |
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What is the plot of Woody Allen's Bananas?
The 1971 comedy follows a neurotic New Yorker named Fielding Mellish who travels to the fictional Latin American country of San Marcos. Through a series of absurd events, he ends up joining a rebel group and eventually becomes the country's dictator.
Who stars in the movie Bananas?
The film was directed by and stars Woody Allen in the lead role. It also features Louise Lasser as his love interest, Nancy, and Sylvester Stallone appears as a subway thug in a very early, uncredited background role.
Who wrote the original music for Bananas?
The film's score was composed by Marvin Hamlisch, an acclaimed composer who is an EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony) winner. His upbeat instrumental tracks perfectly complement the movie's slapstick and absurdist comedic timing.
How does the movie Bananas incorporate sports commentary?
The film famously features a play-by-play sports commentary during the honeymoon sex scene, provided by real-life sportscaster Howard Cosell. This iconic gag treats the intimate moment like a televised boxing match.
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