All That Jazz (1979)
Año de Estreno: 1979
Nación: United States
Título Alternativo: Ах, този джаз, O Show Deve Continuar, Hinter dem Rampenlicht, Det er showtime!, Empieza el espectáculo, Syke ei sammu, Que le spectacle commence, I parastasi arhizei, Mindhalálig zene, Kol Ha-Jazz Ha-Ze, Lo spettacolo comincia, Bak kulissene, El show debe continuar, Caly ten zgielk, All That Jazz: O Espectáculo Vai Começar, Sav taj džez, Showtime, Beсь этот джаз, Ölümün Besinci Safhasi, El show debe seguir
Director: Bob Fosse
Guionista: Bob Fosse, Robert Alan Aurthur
Producción & Género
Productor(es):
Compañías: 20th Century Fox, Columbia Pictures
Género: Drama
Premios & Similares
Premios: N/A
Similares:
Palabras Clave
Palabras Clave: amphetamine, angel of death, broadway, divorce, editing, film in film, movie business, prescription drug abuse, preserved film, rainstorm, restroom, screening room, semi autobiographical, show business, surgery, tap dancing
Argumento
All That Jazz follows Joe Gideon, a successful Broadway director and choreographer struggling with addiction and health issues due to his obsessive work habits. His life begins spiraling out of control as he faces divorce, amphetamine abuse, and a heart attack while attempting to balance his personal life and career.
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Resumen
Directed by Bob Fosse in 1979, All That Jazz is a semi-autobiographical musical drama set within the vibrant world of Broadway. The film explores themes of addiction, obsession with work, and the destructive nature of ambition through its protagonist Joe Gideon, loosely based on Fosse himself. Although plot details are scarce, sources mention Gideon's struggle with prescription drug abuse, a heart attack, divorce, and his eventual reconciliation with reality during a rainstorm scene.
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