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From the Academy Award winning director of RAIN MAN, Barry Levinson, comes a warmly funny, semi-autobiographical tale of a pivotal time in American social history. The year is 1954, a season of dramatic social upheaval and excitement is explored through the eyes of a Jewish family living in Baltimore.
The two sons, Van and Ben, discover the opposite sex: one becoming infatuated with a local, non-Jewish rich girl, the other befriending his school's first black student. While the father, a strip club owner, becomes increasingly involved in a money racket and is soon out of his depth.
Liberty Heights is a beautiful story of friendship and romance, set against a vivid backdrop of racism, Cadillacs, rock'n'roll and religion. The times are indeed changing and it seems life will never be the same.
The two sons, Van and Ben, discover the opposite sex: one becoming infatuated with a local, non-Jewish rich girl, the other befriending his school's first black student. While the father, a strip club owner, becomes increasingly involved in a money racket and is soon out of his depth.
Liberty Heights is a beautiful story of friendship and romance, set against a vivid backdrop of racism, Cadillacs, rock'n'roll and religion. The times are indeed changing and it seems life will never be the same.
Number of Discs:
- 1
Director:
- Barry Levinson
Certificate:
- 15
Actor:
- Adrien Brody
- Bebe Neuwirth
- Joe Mantegna
Aspect Ratio:
- Aspect Ratio 1.85:1,Widescreen
Subtitle Languages:
- English, English for the Hard of Hearing, French, German, German for the hearing impaired
Region:
- 2
Main Language:
- English, French, German
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