Patty Hearst

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Natasha Richardson in Patty Hearst (1988)

In the 1970s, Patricia Hearst is abducted by American revolutionaries, but eventually joins their cause instead.

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Dans les années 1970, Patricia Hearst est enlevé par des révolutionnaires américains, mais finit par rejoindre leur cause à la place.Dans les années 1970, Patricia Hearst est enlevé par des révolutionnaires américains, mais finit par rejoindre leur cause à la place.Dans les années 1970, Patricia Hearst est enlevé par des révolutionnaires américains, mais finit par rejoindre leur cause à la place.

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- 2 nominations au total

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The Radical Story of Patty Hearst

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Anecdotes
The real Patricia Hearst was pardoned by President Bill Clinton on January 20, 2001--his last official act before he left office.

Gaffes
After the shooting at the sporting goods store, Patty says it was "just like Starsky and Hutch". Starsky et Hutch (1975) debuted in 1975, a year later than the events in that scene.

Citations
Teko: We're all so fucking chicken shit bourgeois. I wish I were black. I mean, I just wish I were fucking black!

Connexions
Edited into The Green Fog (2017)

Bandes originales
Way Back Home
Performed by The Crusaders
Written by Wilton Felder
Published by Four Knights Music
Courtesy of MCA Records

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8/10

a more interesting film than meets the eye

i don't agree with the comments of the other viewers. i think that the filmmakers purposefully created a detached style to inspire a more objective engagement in the story from the viewer. because the real interest of the patty hearst story, apart from being a totally unique and fascinating part of american mythology, is the mystery of "what really happened?" since the movie was based on patty hearst's side of things, it would have been very easy to create an emotionally engaging (or, read: manipulative) narrative that wholly supported her version of the story. officially the filmmakers had to present her version, but i think the way in which it was constructed purposefully makes you conscious, the whole time, of the various possibilities of reality that could have existed. and who is to say there is only one reality? certainly not these filmmakers.