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A socialist epic recounting the struggles of revolutionary Chilean peasants in the 1920s and 1930s.
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chilean history | chilean cinema in exile | third cinema | new latin american cinema | pilot |Taglines:
An epic filmed ballad from Chile combining history and myth, allegory and revolution, spectacle and poetry.Parents Guide:
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11 September 1974 (Denmark) See more »Also Known As:
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Cinematografica Tercer Mondo, Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industrias Cinematográficos (ICAIC) See more »
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This is an excellent movie about the peasant struggle for land in Chile. I saw it in Rome, Italy in 1975.
I can't remember all the details of the movie but I was blown away by the cinematography, the colorful costumes and the Chilean "Nueva Cancion" sound-track (I think by Inti Illimani or Quilapayun whose music was very popular in Italy at the time). It is one of few movies that made such a deep impression that I remember after nearly forty years not just the title and general theme but at least one scene of peasants on horses with an exciting instrumental accompaniment vividly. I would love to know if this movie is still available for viewing by any medium as I would dearly like to see it again and write a fuller review.