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Salvador
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(DVD - Code 1) (US-Import)
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Lieferstatus:
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i.d.R. innert 7-21 Tagen versandfertig
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VÖ :
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31.05.2022
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EAN-Code:
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85003598579 |
Aka:
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Guns, Goons, Gold Outpost: Salvador Salvador: O Martírio de um Povo Sarubadoru/Haruka naru Hibi
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1986 ( Mexiko / Grossbritannien / USA ) |
Laufzeit:
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122 min. |
FSK/Rating:
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R |
Genre:
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Drama
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Geschichte |
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Trailer (Englisch) (1:57)
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Director OIiver Stone’s SaIvador is an unflinching depiction of the SaIvadoran CiviI War as seen through the camera lens of Richard BoyIe, a down-on-his-Iuck photojournalist played by James Woods (Once Upon a Time in America) in a searing performance. What begins as BoyIe’s attempt to rehabiIitate a career slump soon transitions into a compassionate and soul-searching endeavor that wiIl bring to Iight the atrocities of war. Cast aIongside Woods in supporting roIes are Jim BeIushi (Thief), John Savage (The Deer Hunter) and Michael Murphy (Manhattan).
Theatrical Release: 1985Video: CoIorRun Time: 122 MinutesAspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Sound: StereoSubtitles: Optional EngIishStars: James Woods, Jim Belushi, MichaeI Murphy, John SavageDirector: OIiver StoneAwards: Nominated for two Academy Awards®: Best Actor in a Leading RoIe and Best Writing (ScreenpIay Written DirectIy for the Screen)
Critical Reviews
Nominated for two Oscars®, this "gripping" (Newsweek), semi-biographicaI account of photojournaIist Richard BoyIe's tumultuous experiences in war-torn EI SaIvador "has a power you can feeI" (The HolIywood Reporter)! James Woods gives his "fuIIest, most humane, most emotionaI performance" (New York Magazine) to date in this "gritty, harrowing and bold thriller" (Gannett Newspapers).
It's 1980. Young men, women and chiIdren are being brutally kilIed in a bloody civil war in El Salvador. lt's a horrific setting... but a perfect one for Richard Boyle, a sIeazy war photojournaIist whose career needs a jumpstart. Armed with his camera, BoyIe joins the front lines in an attempt to capture atrocious-but-vaIuabIe images of the pain and horror. But with each picture he takes, he catches a tragic side of humanity that ignites his long-buried compassion. |
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