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Che: Part Two is a french film of genre Drama directed by Steven Soderbergh released in USA on 24 january 2009 with Benicio del Toro
Che: Part Two (2009)
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Add to a movie listChe, 2e partie : Guerilla (Che: Part Two) est un film franco-américano-espagnol réalisé par Steven Soderbergh, sorti en 2008.
C'est la deuxième partie du diptyque Che, débuté avec Che, 1 partie : L'Argentin et racontant une tranche de la vie de Che Guevara. Benicio del Toro, qui interprète le rôle principal, a obtenu le Prix d'interprétation masculine lors du 61e festival de Cannes.
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À la suite de la révolution cubaine, Che Guevara est en pleine gloire. En 1964, il se rend à New York pour s'adresser de manière enflammée aux Nations unies, pour affirmer son combat pour le tiers-monde face à la toute-puissance américaine. Il devient ainsi une figure célèbre de la scène internationale. Mais il disparait soudainement. Personne ne sait où il se trouve. De nombreuses rumeurs de sa mort circulent. Mais il réapparait méconnaissable en Bolivie, où il prépare secrètement la Révolution latino-américaine avec ses camarades cubains et quelques Boliviens. Cette campagne montre toute sa détermination et son abnégation. Elle explique en partie le symbole et le héros populaire qu'est resté au fil du temps le « Che ». L'échec de cette révolution marquera sa mort.Actors
Benicio del Toro
(Ernesto Che Guevara)
Catalina Sandino Moreno
(Aleida March)
Demián Bichir
(Fidel Castro)
Rodrigo Santoro
(Raúl Castro)
Óscar Jaenada
(Darío (David Ardiazola))
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