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In Santiago de Cuba, one of the revolution’s most bloody battlegrounds, there are daily newspaper reports of casualties under the codeword Bertillón 166. In the late 1950’s revolutionary Cuba this concept functioned as the peoples protection against censorship. Where the police’s attempts to subdue the rebellion led to intense battles and skirmishes, the city was painted red in blood. Over the course of 24 hours, we follow the rebels’ struggle against Fuglencio Batista’s brutal military dictatorship, in increasing bursts of escalating violence. The Cuban director Rebecca Chávez’s debut film is about guerrilla warfare in a city landscape, where soldiers and civilians walk side by side. The film is based on José Soler Puig’s popular novel Bertillón 166. No doubt owing to Chavez’ longtime career as a documentary filmmaker, City in Red is also documentary-like in its form, and explores the experiences of individuals living in a war zone. In this manner, the film manages to create a historical account of Cuba’s revolutionary past, while still retaining a current cinematic expression. red
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(Liten spoiler advarsel!)
Bra film, men litt ustrukturert.
Likte at den bygde opp en slags forventning til at en av karakterene skulle spille en viktig rolle i opprøret beskrevet i filmen, for så å ta livet av karakteren pga en 'bagatell'. Symbolsk meningsløshet. Eller fint foto til tider.
Decay
/ 14. okt 2009 kl. 23:35
Dyktig filmhåndverk, bevares. Hvorfor brukte man dagens gatebilder (=med nedslitte og falleferdige bygninger) mens bildet i filmens sanntid var et helt annet?! Samlet opplever jeg den lummer og som propaganda for at dagens diktatur ikke har noen av de samme diktaturkaraktiristika som før revolusjonen.
Tom25
/ 16. okt 2009 kl. 15:00
Jeg er enig med Tom25. Men meget vakker cinematografi/foto.. Fotografen introduserte filmen, og tok imot spørsmål etterpå.
Tonymanero
/ 20. okt 2009 kl. 03:27
Country Cuba
Year 2008
Runtime 90 min
Program New directions
Director Rebeca CHAVEZ
Writer Xenia RIVERY
Cinematographer Ángel ALDERETE
Cast
Diana Rosa PÉREZ, Elena ROSALES
Language Spanish
Subtitles English
Producer Luis Abel MIYARES
Production company ICAIC
Genre Drama