Art Bonilla

Aida 2022-03-15 08:01:02

Saw that movie called Salvador last night. How should I put it, it is a film made by Americans for Americans to watch. It is a mixture of blockbuster and niche documentaries 30 years ago before they completely parted ways. Just looking at the theme of the story is not even worth it. It's a film...

Alexanne 2022-03-15 08:01:02

"El Salvador" Screenplay

Alana 2022-03-18 09:01:10

ideology, class struggle. A slap in the face of the so-called humane and democratic country, and a tribute to journalists who pursue truth and perfection.

Angelita 2022-03-26 09:01:14

It seems to be the most powerful of Oliver Stone's series of anti-war films. In addition to its own critical attributes of the US government, it also has some doubts about the left-wing front. A series of fast and powerful cuts depicts a lot of bloody and dirty events, young people without passes are shot in the street, the archbishop who calls for people to oppose the military government is assassinated, four innocent white women are raped and murdered in the middle of the night, the friend of the protagonist Richard John died of a gunshot for filming the plane. In a short interlude, the chaos in Latin America has been unfolded, and the tragedy of El Salvador is not limited to this, but belongs to this world