manuel-neves
Joined Aug 2009
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I never understood why an Italian actor is the lead actor here.
Not enough Portuguese actors in the age group or trying to capitalise on a more international recognition of Stefano?
Sorry but for such an important event in PT history you should stay with Portuguese actors or it does not look authentic at all... Would a known English actor play George Washington? It would look fake.. As I said too bad.
Too bad because the story is worth knowing and in particular the character Salgueiro Maia which became the face of the revolution and by the way went to school in my Ribatejo village (Coruche).
Not enough Portuguese actors in the age group or trying to capitalise on a more international recognition of Stefano?
Sorry but for such an important event in PT history you should stay with Portuguese actors or it does not look authentic at all... Would a known English actor play George Washington? It would look fake.. As I said too bad.
Too bad because the story is worth knowing and in particular the character Salgueiro Maia which became the face of the revolution and by the way went to school in my Ribatejo village (Coruche).
While the main character could have a used a bit more character development, once we know his goal and his different attempts the suspense becomes riveting.
Knowing quite well the events in France and Belgium of the past year I'd say that the film is a strong realistic representation of fanatism in a miniature setting.
Knowing quite well the events in France and Belgium of the past year I'd say that the film is a strong realistic representation of fanatism in a miniature setting.