A Latin-American insurgent and a black leader join forces to free an African nation. But they'll have to face a German mercenary aided by an American agent and a Portuguese advisor, all working for a mysterious woman.
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Title: Der Leone Have Sept Cabeças (1970)
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Cast
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| Rada Rassimov | ... | Marlene | |
| Giulio Brogi | ... | Pablo | |
| Gabriele Tinti | ... | American Agent | |
| Jean-Pierre Léaud | ... | Preacher | |
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Aldo Bixio | ... | Mercenary |
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Baiack | ... | Zumbi |
| Reinhard Kolldehoff | ... | Governor | |
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Hugo Carvana | ... | Portuguese |
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Segolo Dia Manungu | ||
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Miguel | ... | Samba |
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Pascal N'Zonzi | ||
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Rosa Maria Penna | ||
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Andre Segolo | ... | Xobu |
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A Latin-American insurgent and a black leader join forces to free an African nation. But they'll have to face a German mercenary aided by an American agent and a Portuguese advisor, all working for a mysterious woman.
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new latin american cinema | africa | multilingual | revolutionary ideas | independent film |Genres:
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1971 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Der Löwe mit den sieben Köpfen See more »Filming Locations:
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I just saw this film in the cinema of the Austrian Film Museum and have to in one point contradict the reviewer from San Francisco: at least in Vienna, this film was IN COLOR. Theatrical tableaux, sometimes containing strong images, strung together with a generally only mediocre sense for time flow. It sometimes reminded me of the more didactic films of Godard, but often failed to come up to the technical level present even in Godard's most recondite efforts. Now and then I felt I was perhaps getting new insights; in other parts of the film I was just horribly bored and felt the director had little sense of how to effectively shape his material. Certainly no masterpiece, but, at any rate, I did wind up wanting to learn more about Glauber Rocha.