Índia - Mistério, Amor e Guerra

Título original: The Far Pavilions

Minissérie de televisão
1984
5 h 15 min

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História de um amor proibido na Índia do século XIX, tendo como pano de fundo a revolução pela liberdade da Índia em relação à Inglaterra.História de um amor proibido na Índia do século XIX, tendo como pano de fundo a revolução pela liberdade da Índia em relação à Inglaterra.História de um amor proibido na Índia do século XIX, tendo como pano de fundo a revolução pela liberdade da Índia em relação à Inglaterra.

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Índia - Mistério, Amor e Guerra (1984) was HBO's first mini-series, the complete version runs for 300 minutes, and the parts were titled "Return to India," "The Journey to Bhithor," and "Wally and Anjuli" (The current DVD release splits each of these parts into two, creating six parts each of about 50 minutes, adding a credit section at the newly created break in each part, and removes the title card names of the original parts). It was also was the most expensive at the time, budgeted at 12 million dollars.

Erros de gravação
Most of the prop "jezails" carried by the Afghans were modified British Martini-Henry rifles.

Versões alternativas
The 1986 UK video incurred 12 seconds of BBFC cuts. The newer 1998 VHS and DVD versions required a 1 second BBFC cut to remove an illegal horse fall.

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Someday, a distributor will make the complete miniseries available for the consumer. Any release of about 300 minutes has about 2 or 3 episodes cut from the original. The opening scenes of the current releases showing flashes of Ash's youth are pieces of these episodes which have been dropped since they would be considered nothing more than superfluous exposition to most Western viewers. But in order to fully appreciate M.M Kaye's story, they are vital and should be restored. These lost episodes impress the viewer with the customs of India, the background of Ash and Anjuli, the treachery of Biju Ram, the love of Sita and the wisdom of Koda Dad. Without them you don't really fully appreciate why Ash and Juli are so close, why Ash is torn between two cultures, and his relationship with Gulkote. The exposure to life in an Indian royal court contained in the lost episodes adds so much to the experience. So until you see a release that has a running time of about 400-500 minutes, let the buyer beware -- you are not getting the complete original of the mini-series.