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Lima: Breaking the Silence (1999)An intense drama based on the true story of Peruvian rebels who in 1997 kidnapped several hundred high-ranking diplomats and government officials in an attempt to force the release of 400 political prisoners. Director:Menahem Golan |
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Victor
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General Monticito Frantacino
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Jeff
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Bruce Nelson
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Elena
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James Gallagher, Ambassador (Ireland)
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Padre
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Ambassador Aoki (Japan)
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President Fujimoro
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Delicia
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Maureen LaVette | ... |
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Phoebe Pratt
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Hector Carpa
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Aleksandr Kashperov | ... |
Russian Ambassador
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Angela Korabliova | ... |
Russian Ambassador's Wife
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Vladimir Vasilevich | ... |
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An intense drama based on the true story of Peruvian rebels who in 1997 kidnapped several hundred high-ranking diplomats and government officials in an attempt to force the release of 400 political prisoners.
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Rated R for violence, some sexuality and brief language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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26 November 1999 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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This "film" pretends to dramatize the ordeal of the people who were taken hostage by MRTA terrorists in Lima, Peru, in the Residence of the Ambassador of Japan. Instead, we get a story which has Japanese officials playing mariachi music, terrorists and hostages dancing the tango, and the terrorist leader going to bed with the Dutch Ambassador. As a person who lived not 10 blocks away from what really happened, this movie is simply an insult to all involved.