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In a nostalgic journey back to the 1960s, four friends from a small town in California face the social and cultural changes that define the youth of the era. Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and the hippie movement, the story unfolds in four segments that take us to crucial moments in each of their lives.

Steve, who has decided to enlist, grapples with the uncertainty and fear of leaving behind his life of parties and street racing. On the other hand, his girlfriend, Debbie, finds herself caught between two worlds: the implicit duty of being the hero’s girlfriend and her desire to embrace the new freedom offered by the counterculture. Meanwhile, other friends like John and Carol experience their own trials; John immerses himself in San Francisco's nightlife, while Carol seeks her voice in a world that often ignores women's opinions.

The film captures the essence of a generation that feels divided between love, friendship, and the tensions of a constantly changing world. Through its vibrant music and endearing characters, this story is a dynamic portrait of American youth and their struggle to find identity in tumultuous times. With characteristic humor and a touch of melancholy, the characters remind us that, despite the challenges, friendship and love will always prevail.

Media type
Movie
Year
1979
Director
Bill L. Norton
Writer
Bill L. Norton
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.40
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
20.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
44.00
Actors
Paul Le Mat
Cindy Williams
Candy Clark
Charles Martin Smith
Mackenzie Phillips
Bo Hopkins
Will Seltzer
Anna Bjorn
Scott Glenn
Mary Kay Place
John Lansing
Ken Place
James Houghton
Richard Bradford
Manuel Padilla Jr.
Ralph Wilcox
Doug Sahm
Carol Ann Williams
John Brent
Monica Tenner
Tom Ruben
Country Joe McDonald
Barry Melton
Robert Hogins
Robert Flurie
Peter Albin
Harold Aceves
Wolfman Jack
Rosanna Arquette
Tom Baker
Eric Barnes
Becky Bedoy
Buzz Borelli
Ben Bottoms
Tim Burrus
George Cantero
Chet Carter
Dion M. Chesse
Don Coughlin
Mark Courtney
Michael Courtney
Denny Delk
Frankie Di
Steve Evans
Nancy Fish
Rocky Flintermann
Michael Frost
Jon Gries
Julie Anna Hicks
Robert Hirschfeld
Erik Holland
Jay Jacobus
Naomi Judd
Leslie Gay Leace
Delroy Lindo
Dwight Reber
Sandra Rider
Morgan Upton
John Vella
Dan Woodworth
Clay Wright
Darrell Mapson
Harrison Ford
Gender
Comedy
Drama
Bélica
Country
United States
Producers
Howard G. Kazanjian
Original title
More American Graffiti
Duration
110
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