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The Uprising (1981)
In Nicaragua, 1977, corruption and abuse of power are everyday occurrences under the Somoza family’s dictatorship. Eruptions of violence lead to a civil war, which the Sandinista revolutionaries win – at least for the time being. Against this backdrop, the conflict between a young soldier of the Somoza regime and his family, who sympathize with the insurgents, is illustrated.
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In Nicaragua, 1977, corruption and abuse of power are everyday occurrences under the Somoza family’s dictatorship. Eruptions of violence lead to a civil war, which the Sandinista revolutionaries win – at least for the time being. Against this backdrop, the conflict between a young soldier of the Somoza regime and his family, who sympathize with the insurgents, is illustrated.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Peter Lilienthal, Antonio Skármeta
In Theaters:8/14/1981
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:ZDF, Independent Film, Provobis Film, Von Vietinghoff Filmproduktion, Istmo Film S.A.
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