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Off to the Revolution by 2CV (2001)

Director: Maurizio Sciarra

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From Time Out Film Guide

This celebration of car and comradeship is set during the peaceful 1974 Portuguese revolution. The heady days of politically idealistic youth are well evoked in a buddy movie of the road. Two friends in Paris decide to join the Lisbon uprising and en route pick up a now uneasily settled mutual former girlfriend. Adventures of the body and spirit ensue, but it's all attractively played and enjoyably watchable.

Author: GE 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Cast & crew

Director: Maurizio Sciarra

Producer: Rosanna Sergni, Monica Venturini

Cast: Adriano Giannini, Gwenaëlla Simon, Andoni Gracia, Francisco Rabal, Georges Moustaki, Oscar Ladoire full cast

Duration: 95 mins


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