The writer/director revisits his all-star drama, now available on 4K UHD for the first time. When Barry Levinson made his feature directing debut with the autobiographical dramedy “ Diner ” in 1982, many expected him to continue making similarly handcrafted, personal stories. Levinson delivered on that expectation with memory pieces set in his native Baltimore like “Tin Men,” “Avalon,” and “Liberty Heights.” Yet right from the beginning, Levinson mixed things up by taking on adaptations and