◎译　　名　迷失在星空下
◎片　　名　Lost in the Stars
◎年　　代　1974
◎产　　地　美国
◎类　　别　剧情 / 歌舞
◎语　　言　英语
◎上映日期　1974-05-06
◎豆瓣链接　https://movie.douban.com/subject/2372142/
◎片　　长　97 分钟
◎导　　演　丹尼尔·曼 / Daniel Mann
◎演　　员　保拉·凯利 / Paula Kelly
　　　　　　Paulene Myers Paulene Myers
　　　　　　Albert Popwell Albert Popwell
　　　　　　Melba Moore Melba Moore
　　　　　　Michael-James Wixted Michael-James Wixted
　　　　　　比尔·沃克 / Bill Walker
　　　　　　约翰·霍兰 / John Holland
　　　　　　约翰·霍克 / John Hawker
　　　　　　克里夫顿·戴维斯 / Clifton Davis
　　　　　　吉-杜·根伯卡 / Ji-Tu Cumbuka
　　　　　　艾弗·巴里 / Ivor Barry
　　　　　　约翰·威廉姆斯 / John Williams
　　　　　　雷蒙·雅克 / Raymond St. Jacques
　　　　　　哈维·杰森 / Harvey Jason
　　　　　　布洛克·皮特斯 / Brock Peters
　　　　　　保罗·罗杰斯 / Paul Rogers
◎编　　剧　马克斯韦尔·安德森 / Maxwell Anderson
　　　　　　艾尔弗雷德·海斯 / Alfred Hayes
　　　　　　Alan Paton Alan Paton
◎制  片  人　伊莱·A·兰道 / Ely A. Landau
◎摄　　影　Robert B. Hauser Robert B. Hauser
◎剪　　辑　沃尔特·汉内曼 / Walter Hannemann
◎美　　术　杰克·马丁·史密斯 / Jack Martin Smith
◎副  导  演　Ridgeway Callow Ridgeway Callow

◎简　　介　

　　The American Film Theatre's Lost in the Stars transforms Alan Paton's world famous novel of racial oppression, Cry the Beloved Country, into a tragic and beautiful film musical unlike any you've ever seen. Gilded by Maxwell Anderson's lucid lyrics and Kurt Weill's (The Three Penny Opera) powerful music, and guided by Daniel Mann's (Playing for Time) sensitive direction, this one-of-a-kind film is both a heartbreaking indictment of a cruel society and a poetic testament to the millions of forgotten lives ground beneath the heel of apartheid.
　　Brock Peters (To Kill a Mockingbird) is Stephen Kumalo, a black South African minister searching the unfamiliar back alleys and shantytowns of Johannesburg for his son, Absalom. But Kumalo's unwavering faith is put to the test when he finds Absalom in jail facing a capital murder charge. Courage, dignity, and sacrifice fall prey to the whirlwind of racist hypocrisy and hollow justice in Absalom's trial. Absalom's reunion and reconciliation with her father, his jailhouse marriage to his pregnant sweetheart Irina (Melba Moore), and his heroic determination to tell the truth no matter the cost set the stage for a tragic climax of both epic proportion and documentary immediacy.
　　Peters, whom Weill declared, "one of the great voices of American theatre," delivers a flawlessly moving performance. Singing the title song, "Lost in the Stars," in an empty church to which he will never return, Kumalo's agony offers spiritual richness in place of poverty and human grace in place of prejudice, even as his heart becomes another casualty of vicious ethnic hatred