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When a talented political film-maker like Sanjines aims a film at a very specific audience (to elucidate that audience's past and present oppression and, hopefully, radicalise its future), then the film may lose much of its impact when transposed to a different culture. So it is with Courage of the People, a bleak representation of a 1967 massacre of Bolivian tin miners by the army, reconstructed with the participation of survivors. Introduced by the depiction of a similar event in 1942, the film progresses to the '67 massacre, depicting the workers' growing resistance without analysing the move towards more radical action.
Release Details
Duration:94 mins
Cast and crew
Director:Jorge Sanjines
Screenwriter:Oscar Soria
Cast:
Domitila Chungara
Federico Vallejo
Eusebio Gironda
Felicidad Vda
de García
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