Mexikanische Revolution

TV Series
1968–
2h 29m

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Konrad Georg and Erik Schumann in Mexikanische Revolution (1968)

Mexico, 1910. President Diaz rules without care for the growing hunger and anger of the poor. Liberal ideas among the educated citizens, and peasants and Indian mountaineers guerrillas event... Read allMexico, 1910. President Diaz rules without care for the growing hunger and anger of the poor. Liberal ideas among the educated citizens, and peasants and Indian mountaineers guerrillas eventually join in a bloody revolution.Mexico, 1910. President Diaz rules without care for the growing hunger and anger of the poor. Liberal ideas among the educated citizens, and peasants and Indian mountaineers guerrillas eventually join in a bloody revolution.

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8.7/10

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Originally broadcast on August 4 and 9, 1968, parts 1 and 2 respectively. The actors whose characters appeared only in the first part, were not credited in part 2.

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10/10

Deserves a DVD release.

I watched this masterpiece minieseries on west German TV, when I was 13 years old. It was action packed, informative, all the characters like Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, General Huerta, Carranza,Presidente P.Diaz just to name a few, where exceptional well portrait. This miniseries would have put any Hollywood production in it's shadow. It was that good. Suspenseful, detail oriented, and that all on a very slim budged. This is the marvels that only noncomercial government run studios could pull off. Location was probably italy, spain or yugoslavia. Because it is now more then 30 years ago, that I watched all three 120 minute episodes, I do not remember the German ZDF actors and actresses anymore, only that they did an excellent job. I voted a 10 out of 10 for this series.