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1980 · Robert Redford · 124 min

Ordinary People

2 sessions · 1 cinema · 2 daysNext: Sat 1 Aug 22:00 · Cine Doré (Filmoteca Española)

Gente corriente

Drama, Coming-of-age

Ordinary People showtimes near Madrid2 sessions

1 session

Cine Doré

Also: Cine Doré (Filmoteca Española) / Filmoteca Madrid / Filmoteca Española Madrid

Where to watch Ordinary People in Madrid

Where to watch Ordinary People (1980) in Madrid: updated showtimes for 2 sessions at Cine Doré (Filmoteca Española).

Check listings by cinema, use ticket links when available, and review screenings for Sat 1 Aug and Thu 13 Aug.

Beth, Calvin, and their son Conrad are living in the aftermath of the death of the other son. Conrad is overcome by grief and misplaced guilt to the extent of a suicide attempt. He is in therapy. Beth had always preferred his brother and is having difficulty being supportive to Conrad. Calvin is trapped between the two trying to hold the family together.

  • 1981Academy Awards · Best PictureBest Picture — Ronald L. Schwary
  • 1981Academy Awards · DirectingDirecting — Robert Redford
  • 1981Academy Awards · Actor in a Supporting RoleActor in a Supporting Role — Timothy Hutton
  • 1981Academy Awards · Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium)Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium) — Alvin Sargent
  • 1981Academy Awards · Actress in a Leading RoleActress in a Leading Role — Mary Tyler Moore · nominated
  • 1981Academy Awards · Actor in a Supporting RoleActor in a Supporting Role — Judd Hirsch · nominated
  • 1981Golden Globe Awards · Best Motion Picture - DramaBest Motion Picture - Drama
  • 1981Golden Globe Awards · Best Director - Motion PictureBest Director - Motion Picture — Robert Redford
  • 1981Golden Globe Awards · Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - DramaBest Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama — Mary Tyler Moore
  • 1981Golden Globe Awards · Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in any Motion PictureBest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture — Timothy Hutton
  • 1981Golden Globe Awards · New Star of the Year - ActorNew Star of the Year - Actor — Timothy Hutton
  • 1981Golden Globe Awards · Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - DramaBest Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama — Donald Sutherland · nominated

plus 2 more entries on file

Set in Lake Forest, Illinois

  • Filmed at Lake Forest, IllinoisPrincipal photography began here; AFI also identifies Lake Forest High School, Lake Forest College, streets, parks, bars, and a department store as locations.
  • Chicago, IllinoisAFI identifies the exterior of the Sun-Times building and commuter trains among Illinois locations.
  • Fort Sheridan, IllinoisAFI reports that a soundstage was constructed in an abandoned laundry building at the army base.
  • Apple Valley golf course, CaliforniaAFI reports one week of filming at an Apple Valley golf course.
  • Paramount Pictures Studios, Hollywood, CaliforniaAFI reports that storm sequences were filmed in a tank at the studio.
Dinah ManoffDonald SutherlandElizabeth McGovernFrederic LehneJudd HirschM. Emmet WalshMary Tyler MooreTimothy Hutton
Grief and legacyintergenerational family conflictFamily estrangementdebut featurefamily bondscanonical Hollywood cinemadialogue-friendly
psychological dramaintimate family dramaTearjerkercharacter studyliterary adaptation