I can't decide. I got these 3 free from the public library: "The Motorcycle Diaries", "Hotel Rwanda", and "Alfie" (the new one with Jude Law). I also have "Camille Claudel" from Netflix. Any suggestions?
It'll make you sad, yes... but it'll make you feel great about Paul (main character) in the end. It's uplifting, I'd say -- this man went through hell and came out alive.
It's not a graphic as I expected it to be. They pointed that out in the documentary that they didn't want to turn away viewers with excessive violence since they felt it was important to tell the story to as big an audience as possible. So the movie focuses primarily on Paul & his family.
It is a wonderful biography that shows the scope and beauty of South America. More a personal than political biography, this film is a virtual travelogue of Latin American culture and geography. (sound like a movie review...oops, forgot...the author got free passes and popcorn).
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