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on saturday we finally went to see "diarios de motocicleta." although one of my motives was to see gaelito, i also wanted to know more about el che.
it was a good movie, and although i was not terribly impressed by it, i was inspired. i realized that many of us find out about our own roots later on in our life because we don't learn it in school. some of us are lucky enough to come across facts that open our eyes to the state of Latin America and our home countries. and the anger that grows from that realization is what drives us to seek some sort of justice around us.
this is what i saw in the movie. if you have a chance to see it, you won't regret the breathtaking scenery and the beginnings of che's consciousness.
it was a good movie, and although i was not terribly impressed by it, i was inspired. i realized that many of us find out about our own roots later on in our life because we don't learn it in school. some of us are lucky enough to come across facts that open our eyes to the state of Latin America and our home countries. and the anger that grows from that realization is what drives us to seek some sort of justice around us.
this is what i saw in the movie. if you have a chance to see it, you won't regret the breathtaking scenery and the beginnings of che's consciousness.
posted by guiam at 8:07 PM
3 Comments:
I enjoyed the gorgeous cinematography. I never knew Che was a med student; another reason why I was drawn to this movie.
el che...gaelito... I can't decide. (sigh)
Chench let's escape!!!!!
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