Pedro Pascal speaks about his family fleeing Chile and the US coup of Allende.Joel McHale: "Which the US backed!"Pascal *whispers bc implicating US is dangerous: "Do you really want to get into this?"Then the look of shock on Ken Jeong's face when he finds out pic.twitter.com/NoF2CROMaf— Follow Southpaw on Patreon (@SouthpawPod) April 27, 2023
Yeah that's by comrade Costa-Gavras. He's a Marxist, and generally made excellent communist films that often served to report on events that had occurred in the recent past, often within a few years of occurring.
Missing is good, but definitely no where near as based as his earlier work. His most famous is Z (1969) about the 1960s military coup in Greece. My personal favourite is State of Siege (1972) about the Tupamaros abducting and killing Dan Mitrione in Uruguay.
A deeper cut (definitely a lesser work but more contemporary) is Adults in the Room (2019) about the Greek financial crisis, based on Yanis Varoufakis' memoirs of the same name
Yeah that's by comrade Costa-Gavras. He's a Marxist, and generally made excellent communist films that often served to report on events that had occurred in the recent past, often within a few years of occurring.
Missing is good, but definitely no where near as based as his earlier work. His most famous is Z (1969) about the 1960s military coup in Greece. My personal favourite is State of Siege (1972) about the Tupamaros abducting and killing Dan Mitrione in Uruguay.
A deeper cut (definitely a lesser work but more contemporary) is Adults in the Room (2019) about the Greek financial crisis, based on Yanis Varoufakis' memoirs of the same name
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