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I Remember Mama
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As Katrin is about to leave to perform 'Portia' in her school's production of The Merchant of Venice , however, Christine informs her that Marta sold her beloved brooch in order to buy the dresser set. Crushed by this revelation, Katrin performs badly in the play, and later presents her mother with her brooch, which she exchanged for the dresser set. Touched by Katrin's gesture, Marta gives her the brooch and scolds Christine for telling. Then, to mark her entrance into adulthood, Katrin's father serves her coffee for the first time. Sometime later, Marta is notified that Uncle Chris is near death, and she takes Katrin to say goodbye to him at his ranch. The alcoholic but still feisty Uncle Chris reveals to Marta that he has no money to leave her, and confesses that he and Jessie have been married for years but have been silent about it because of his nieces' snubbing. After enjoying a last drink with Jessie and Marta, Uncle Chris dies. Marta then tells her sisters the truth about Jessie and that Uncle Chris had long been donating money to help poor lame children. Having 'seen' death, Katrin returns to San Francisco with Marta and is devastated when she receives her first literary rejection letter. Determined to bolster Katrin's confidence, Marta takes some of her stories to renowned author Florence Dana Moorhead, who loves to eat, and convinces her to read one by offering to share a family meatball recipe with her. Marta returns home to find Katrin destroying her writings and happily tells her that, while Moorhead agreed that her stories were lacking, she also felt that Katrin was a born author. Taking Moorhead's advice to write about 'what she knows,' Katrin submits a new story for publication and is overjoyed when she is paid $500 for her efforts. After announcing that some of the money is going to buy the winter coat that Marta has always longed for, Katrin confesses that her mother is the subject of her story and begins to read it aloud. The introduction of her story concludes with the line, 'But first and foremost, I remember Mama.'
As Katrin is about to leave to perform 'Portia' in her school's production of The Merchant of Venice , however, Christine informs her that Marta sold her beloved brooch in order to buy the dresser set. Crushed by this revelation, Katrin performs badly in the play, and later presents her mother with her brooch, which she exchanged for the dresser set. Touched by Katrin's gesture, Marta gives her the brooch and scolds Christine for telling. Then, to mark her entrance into adulthood, Katrin's father serves her coffee for the first time. Sometime later, Marta is notified that Uncle Chris is near death, and she takes Katrin to say goodbye to him at his ranch. The alcoholic but still feisty Uncle Chris reveals to Marta that he has no money to leave her, and confesses that he and Jessie have been married for years but have been silent about it because of his nieces' snubbing. After enjoying a last drink with Jessie and Marta, Uncle Chris dies. Marta then tells her sisters the truth about Jessie and that Uncle Chris had long been donating money to help poor lame children. Having 'seen' death, Katrin returns to San Francisco with Marta and is devastated when she receives her first literary rejection letter. Determined to bolster Katrin's confidence, Marta takes some of her stories to renowned author Florence Dana Moorhead, who loves to eat, and convinces her to read one by offering to share a family meatball recipe with her. Marta returns home to find Katrin destroying her writings and happily tells her that, while Moorhead agreed that her stories were lacking, she also felt that Katrin was a born author. Taking Moorhead's advice to write about 'what she knows,' Katrin submits a new story for publication and is overjoyed when she is paid $500 for her efforts. After announcing that some of the money is going to buy the winter coat that Marta has always longed for, Katrin confesses that her mother is the subject of her story and begins to read it aloud. The introduction of her story concludes with the line, 'But first and foremost, I remember Mama.'
Actors:
June Hedin,
Lela Bliss,
Barbara Bel Geddes,
Gene Holland,
Tommy Ivo,
Hope Landin,
Franklyn Farnum,
Steve Brown,
Louise Colombet,
Edgar Bergen,
Peggy McIntyre,
...»
June Hedin
July 19, 1937 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Lela Bliss
11 May 1896, Los Angeles, California, USA
Barbara Bel Geddes
31 October 1922, New York City, New York, USA
Gene Holland
September 9, 1931 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Tommy Ivo
April 18, 1936 in Denver, Colorado, USA
Hope Landin
3 May 1893, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Franklyn Farnum
5 June 1878, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Steve Brown
October 15, 1930 in USA
Louise Colombet
September 10, 1886 in Dijon, France
Edgar Bergen
16 February 1903, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Peggy McIntyre
January 17, 1932 in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Director:
George Stevens
Country:
United States
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