Mientras dure la guerra

2019
1h 47m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,9/10

7,1 k

MA NOTE

Liretrailer1 min 29 s

1 vidéo

15 photos

Drama History War

L'écrivain Miguel de Unamuno doit s'affronter lui-même et ses idéaux après le coup d'état militaire de 1936.L'écrivain Miguel de Unamuno doit s'affronter lui-même et ses idéaux après le coup d'état militaire de 1936.L'écrivain Miguel de Unamuno doit s'affronter lui-même et ses idéaux après le coup d'état militaire de 1936.

Director
- Alejandro Amenábar
Writers
- Alejandro Amenábar
- Alejandro Hernández
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,9/10

7,1 k

MA NOTE

Director
- Alejandro Amenábar
Writers
- Alejandro Amenábar
- Alejandro Hernández
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 14 victoires et 41 nominations au total

Anecdotes
An important part of the movie is set in the town of Salamanca, being the Main or Major Square (Plaza Mayor) widely relevant. It was actually shot in that very square, although the vegetation shown had to be added as in the moment of shooting the square had none.

Gaffes
Despite the high precision with which some key moments in this film are traced, such as the fact that Unamuno used the letter from the widow of the Protestant pastor Atilano Coco to write the draft of his speech, it is not true that Millán Astray bellowed "España Una, Grande, Libre" (Spain One, Great and Free) after the writer's harangue, since this nationalist phrase was not yet pronounced at state events, only at those held by the Falange. He did shout instead patriotic proclamations.

Bandes originales
Ave Maria
Composed by Charles Gounod, adapted from [Johann Sebastian Bach's "Prelude N°1 in C major
Sung by Renata Tebaldi

Commentaires des utilisateurs22

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Commentaire en vedette

8/10

A call to intellectuals

This is a very simple story and I think Amenabar wants to warn us about the dangers we are facing today. Our intellectuals, not only academics, are watching, without any big unrest, the rise of fascism in our countries and aren't clearly going against it. Miguel Unamuno was one of them, he thought their current regime (the republic) wasn't going good enough and he believed that those right wingers bringing some force and order could solve the problems of Spain. He even financed them! Meanwhile, he closed his eyes to the reality, despite warnings from very close friends, and all the signs around him, but then, when he woke up, it was already too late. See any resemblance to what is happening today? What are our intellectuals doing? Think about it, soon it might be too late again.