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Burn Queimada 1969 A Film by Gillo Pontecorvo professional mercenary Sir William Walker 3 etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster
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Burn Queimada 1969 A Film by Gillo Pontecorvo professional mercenary Sir William Walker 3,73 Gb Action, Drama, War 2 wins italy, France

Burn!  Queimada 1969
A Film by Gillo Pontecorvo
 01:52:13  3,73 Gb
Action, Drama, War 2 wins  italy, France

The professional mercenary Sir William Walker instigates a slave revolt on the Caribbean island of Queimada in order to help improve the British sugar trade.
Years later he is sent again to deal with the same rebels that he built up because they have seized to much power that now threatens British sugar interests.

IMDB

 One of the most under-rated films of all time. Marlon Brando is at his best playing the cool, witty Sir William Walker. The film is taut and fast paced. Add to this an intelligent script and beautiful scenery as well as an ironic political story and you have an excellent film. Brando carries the film in his portrayal of Sir William Walker, who is ready to play either side of the political struggle to satisfy his government's (Great Britain) needs. He is equally at ease with the rich upper class plantation owners as with the slave sugar cane cutters allowing him to take advantage of both. Where the film triumphs is in its ironic showing of how colonial powers will stop at nothing to get what they want no matter what the cost. Are the islanders of Queimada any better off as an independent country but relying on the British for trade, or as a colony of Portugal? Hard to say. The sugar cane cutters are no better off that's for sure. The musical score by long time Sergio Leone contributor Ennio Morricone captures very well the senselessness of the revolution as well as the fact that the slaves are just pawns in a much larger and dangerous game.Apparently the actor who plays Jose Dolores was an illiterate sugar cane cutter and had never even seen a film. Even with this handicap, he still manages to give the heroic Jose an air of dignity. It is nice to see a film that does not accept that everything is all right in the world and that such a trivial thing as having sugar for our tea, can have life and death consequences for so many people. A film not to be missed.

IMDB Reviewer
 
Stephen Hunter,
Washington Post
Friday, October 15, 2004




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