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Letha 2023-09-24 11:21:13
Three stars up and four down. It's a good shot, but the pace is a little...
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Kaia 2023-09-22 10:19:25
Family is what keeps me going. It was so boring. . Or the "Hunger" of the French Shark is much...
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Jaunita 2023-09-20 16:17:50
Uruguay's "Tupamaro", check it out: it was originally a political movement in Montevideo by some students and professors. In the 1960s, it started by robbing banks and gun shops, distributing money and food among the poor. Later, the conflict with the military government escalated, and the People's Prison was established to earn ransom by kidnapping dignitaries and envoys of various countries, and assassinating CIA and dissidents in their own countries. The protagonists of this film are the...
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Wayne 2023-08-06 04:55:33
Personal inspirational film, a brief understanding of the history of Uruguay, and the past experience of the world's poorest president, Mujica, can be called a...
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Novella 2023-08-05 01:04:35
sharp. Especially the part about the problem of shitting a prisoner, reporting all the way up layer by layer, and finally every leader from small to large gathered in the toilet, and could not make a decision on how to make the prisoner poop...
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Bette 2023-08-03 18:19:21
The main theme should also pay attention to shooting...
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Carmela 2023-07-31 00:57:59
Only the soundtrack is what amazes me, it seems that I am not suitable for this kind of political...
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Santino 2023-07-21 16:12:08
Knowing that the ending must be very emotional, even if they were prepared, when the three of them were released from prison, they cried and became...
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Reba 2023-07-19 02:21:45
What is rare is that the despair at the beginning is accompanied by a little bit of hope. In the midst of misery and history, hope is getting brighter and brighter. In the absence of narrative help, it is fortunate that the power of emotion supports the...
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Garrett 2023-07-17 14:28:51
Every country has its own black box of history, and countries that have the courage to face the dark history are worthy of respect. At the end of the film, Uruguay ushered in a democratic system, political prisoners were released, and relatives greeted them outside the prison, which was particularly moving. I remembered the scene of Mandela's...
A Twelve-Year Night Comments
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José Mujica: I haven't read in 7 years.
Psiquiatra: You have to cling to anything you can right now, Mujica. Are you religious? Do you believe in God?
José Mujica: What God would do this?
Psiquiatra: Unfortunately, the only one we've got.
José Mujica: If the god you believe in remain silent, and you say I'm crazy, what do I cling to?
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José Mujica: What do you think they are? Nuns in a charity?
Lucy: Shut up! Shut up! Listen to me! I'm the one you have to listen to! I'm your mother. They want to drive you crazy. You can't let them. Do you understand?
José Mujica: Mom...
Lucy: Mom my ass! Listen to me. Listen to what I have to say. You have to resist. Resist any way you can, no matter what happens. Resist and don't let them kill you.
José Mujica: I don't know what to do.
Lucy: Yes, you do. The only defeated are the ones who stop fighting. You'll get through this and move on. And nobody... Nobody will take what you have inside.
