This film describes in a very pleasant and engaging way the events that occurred in 1962 relating to the "missile crisis" in Cuba. The Soviet Union, in agreement with General Caastro, began to install medium-range nuclear warheads on Cuban soil. Obviously the situation immediately becomes very critical to the point of fearing that there will no longer be a tomorrow. Kevin Costner in the role of John Fitzgerald Kennedy's personal advisor finds himself involved in a secret negotiation that will lead Bob Kennedy to mediate a plan with his Soviet counterpart that leads to a solution to the crisis after the island of Cuba was placed under "quarantine" by the American military forces. A film highly recommended for lovers of the contemporary historical genre but truly within everyone's reach with a very captivating and pleasant cut. To be seen!
Review of Thirteen Days
