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    La Battaglia di Algeri

    Total score 
    8.6

    Rated by 5 users. Scroll down to read reviews.

    Average ratings

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    8 - Great movie, don't miss it
    7 - Good movie, worth seeing
    6 - Not bad, could be much better
    5 - So so, okay if you don't pay
    4 - Not good, even if you don't pay
    3 - Poor movie, not recommended
    2 - Very bad, forget about it
    1 - Worst ever, avoid at all costs

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    User reviews

    Sometimes hard to watch but an important piece of cinematic achievement. Fascinating.

    8
    vsgc@  3.10.2024 age: 50+ 31 reviews

    Gillo Pontecorvo's masterpiece is an Oscar nominated film from Italy in 1966 which is stunningly relevant to the horrors that are still occurring in 2016 as far as terrorism in the Middle East and elsewhere. It's as if Pontecorvo had a crystal ball and was producing and directing a nightmare that still haunts many nations. (Just reflect on the U. S. A)

    8
    pietroantoni@  23.8.2016 age: 36-49 15,334 reviews

    This is a deeply moving and emotional film that depicts a people's fight for freedom. Shot in black and white in the 1960s, it features an excellent soundtrack. An absolute must-see.

    10
    zako80@  11.6.2009 age: 26-35   1st review

    I saw it on tv last night. Very close to what is happening in Iraq and Afghanistan.

    7
    ron_@  7.7.2008 15 reviews

    As relevant today as when it first premiered... offers a study in the evolution of "terrorism" and the difficulty an occupying power faces in trying to extricate itself from an unwelcoming situation that has not been paralled since.

    10
    mike.keigher@  6.7.2008 age: 18-25   1st review



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