Re: Four Days in September -- Revolutions and Democracy in Latin America

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Date Posted: 14:03:34 04/16/02 Tue
Author: Venu Bhakhri
Subject: Re: Four Days in September
In reply to: Emilie 's message, "Re: Four Days in September" on 07:41:40 04/14/02 Sun

I just like to say that I also really enjoyed watching Four Days in September. This was the first Brazilian film I ever saw, so it was a good experience. I believe it gave a good sense of how guerrilla groups operated in Brazil and how they are able to make their demands come true. The identity theme was also very interesting. I felt that the members of the MR-8 group not only had a collective identity but they also had their own individual identity that made them different from each other. For example, Paulo was a student activists and intellectual and that is why he was more compassionate towards the ambassador and saw that he was not to blame. Overall, I thought the movie was veru interesting.

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