Good film yeah, I especially liked the bit with the revolutionary judge. It did feel a little where they show how the revolutionaries overreach and some refuse to compromise - Loach is a Trot and it's pretty on brand for him to insist on framin the problems of a revolution on the revolutionaries themselves, even to the point of arguing if was foolish to rebel in the first place, which I felt like was insinuated at the end.
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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
It made that a question earlier when Cilian Murphy was about to kill the kid who ratted and he says something like I don't know if I like the Ireland that we're fighting for but then he makes his decision and sticks with it
Banshees of Inishirin was very "what's the point of fighting" in retrospect.
Yeah, I'm generally a fan of Loach but his British Trot side does come out occasionally, like how Land and Freedom shits all over the International Brigades and Soviet support for the Republicans in general.
The "you wrapped yourself in a fucking Union Jack, the butcher's apron" is SO fucking good.
thank you, Mr Connolly
Pablo, a Chilean refugee in London, writes a letter to the families of the victims of the September 11 attacks, reminding them of "his" September 11: Chilean coup of 1973, when the general Augusto Pinochet implemented a coup d'état (backed by the US) against left-wing president Salvador Allende, democratically elected in 1970. Pablo narrates in his letter of US involvement in financing of right-wing and subversive groups, up to the coup, and of the violence and torture suffered by him and his countrymen. Forced to first five years in prison and then into exile, he declares that he can no longer return to Chile because his family and children are now born and raised in the United Kingdom. Pablo concludes his letter with the hope that, as he will unite in the memory of the victims of September 11, 2001, so they will join him in memory of the victims of September 11, 1973.
Doing an anthology movie about 9/11 and making your section about Chile is based.
I tried watching this at one point and couldn't understand a word anyone was saying.
Lol it needs an Irish to Yank fansub
if you download it and play it through Plex it can grab a variety of subtitles for you automatically
Plex is ass that spys on its users, use Kodi and it will do the same thing. Or if you actually need transcoding then use jellyfin.
who cares, literally everything spies on everything
I do, and many others do too. If you run FOSS then no, not everything spies on you.
I needed subtitles for sure