Out of Africa (1985)

You Do Like to Change Things

During a dance, Denys (Robert Redford) debates the changing state of Africa with Karen (Meryl Streep) and gives her a New Year’s kiss.

Directed by Sydney Pollack.

Released in 1985 by Universal.

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  • character-type: Hunter
  • action: Sing
  • editors-choice: Kissing
  • editors-choice: Romantic Scenes
  • primary-genre: Romance
  • primary-genre: Drama
  • secondary-genre: Dramas
  • secondary-genre: Romantic Dramas
  • secondary-genre: Biographical Dramas
  • secondary-genre: Romantic Movies
  • secondary-genre: Dramas Based on Real Life
  • mood: Romantic
  • primary-occasion: Holidays
  • secondary-occasion: New Year's Eve
  • setting: Party
  • theme: Education
  • actor: Sbish Trzebinski
  • actor: Klaus Maria Brandauer
  • actor: Michael Gough
  • actor: Robert Redford
  • actor: Meryl Streep
  • director: Sydney Pollack
  • producer: Anna Cataldi
  • producer: Judith Thurman
  • producer: Kim Jorgensen
  • producer: Sydney Pollack
  • producer: Terence A. Clegg
  • cinematographer: David Watkin
  • composer: John Barry
  • editor: William Steinkamp
  • editor: Fredric Steinkamp
  • editor: Pembroke J. Herring
  • editor: Sheldon Kahn
  • costume-designer: Milena Canonero
  • production-designer: Stephen B. Grimes
  • role-name: Lord Delamere
  • role-name: Bror Blixen
  • role-name: Karen Blixen
  • role-name: Beefy Drunk
  • role-name: Denys Finch Hatton
  • screenwriter: Kurt Luedtke
  • screenwriter: Judith Thurman
  • screenwriter: Errol Trzebinski
  • screenwriter: Karen Blixen
  • year: 1985
  • studio: Universal