Walkout

Película de TV
2006
TV-14
1h 50min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA teacher becomes a mentor to Chicano high-school students protesting injustices in schools in 1968.A teacher becomes a mentor to Chicano high-school students protesting injustices in schools in 1968.A teacher becomes a mentor to Chicano high-school students protesting injustices in schools in 1968.

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6,7/10

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Premios
- 8 premios y 10 nominaciones en total

Imágenes6

Más del estilo

6,9

Las mujeres de verdad tienen curvas

6,4

Cesar Chavez

5,5

El diablo tiene un nombre

7,6

7,2

6,0

5,2

7,4

El regreso de un soldado

3,8

The Mine

6,5

Amigas hasta la muerte

5,2

Sueño

Argumento

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Curiosidades
Producer Moctesuma Esparza was one of the persons arrested in the real-life 1968 walkout.

Pifias
When Robert drops off Paula at her home, Al is wearing a yellow shirt. In the next scene, inside the house, his shirt is blue.

Citas
Moctesuma Esparza: Boycott the schools?
Paula Crisostomo: Yes!
Harry Gamboa: That's not a good idea!
Moctesuma Esparza: Oh it isn't?
Harry Gamboa: No! You wanna know why? Because they don't give a *shit* if these kids go to school or not!
Moctesuma Esparza: Actually, they do! ADA - Average Daily Attendance!
Paula Crisostomo: They don't get paid if we don't go to school!

Conexiones
Referenced in Strictly Background (2007)

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Comentarios

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7/10

Is Paula Crisostomo a Chilipina? Really?

...meaning her father is Filipino and her mother is a Chicana? Or is she full-blooded Filipina, because the real Paula looked totally Malay to me?

BTW...There are Filipinos of Mexican(Indios and Meztisos)ancestry so having a Latino looking Filipino father is not so far off...how you say? Nueva Espana(Mexico) governed the Philippines for over 300 years with most of the colonizers from Mexico. Philippines culture has a distinctly Mexican flavor...The Virgen De Guadalupe is the Philippine's Patron Saint... Filipino language is peppered with Nahuatl words...customs and traditions are Mexican/Spanish in origin (Dia De Los Muertos, e.g.)

I give the actor credit with the somewhat Filipino accent ("I'm prum the Peeleepeens")

I enjoyed the movie, even though it was kinda fluffy. It should have been more gritty and blood-spattered(come on, they were hit with batons on the head!)

Over all, it was a stirring movie that made me want to go out protest something!