Reed: Insurgent Mexico
1973 · 124 MIN · IMDB 6.7 · 216 VOTES · DIR. Paul Leduc
Overview
A dramatization of John Reed's newspaper accounts of the Mexican Revolution. Considered the first real film in Mexican cinema to be made on the Mexican Revolution.
Dialogue Timeline — 868 lines
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00:00:42 Mexican refugees crossing the Mexico-USA border.
00:09:18 Don Luis was a soldier as a youth.
00:13:04 Yes, on the battles, on who is fighting, and why.
00:15:27 Well...
00:18:23 - How's this, good? - The horses in front.
00:22:29 Sing a Huertista song.
00:29:32 Say, have you seen Longino and the gringo?
00:32:48 Thank you for helping me, Longino.
00:36:07 Plans, dreams, and...
00:38:29 He wasn't someone who just...
00:40:44 - Mines, Longino? - Mines, Juanito.
00:43:07 Thank you, Colonel.
00:45:16 Send me all the men who are left, and saddle the horses.
00:57:23 How awful. It's terrible.
01:00:09 But the next time, I'm going to do it, you hear?
01:09:03 or direct elections... or peon suffrage.
01:14:50 to it gradually and practice it. Look at that fellow.
01:17:09 Later, things changed and we had to use "discipline"
01:19:11 And we stumbled upon sixty colorados.
01:21:20 And you know, comrade, many of them have joined our side
01:28:02 That's right, my General.
01:31:54 We have to fight for this right
01:33:47 Oh hell... but there will be no invasion!
01:43:43 in the United States of America.
Cast & Characters
Claudio Obregón
John Reed
Eduardo López Rojas
Gral. Thomas Urbina
Ernesto Gómez Cruz
Pablo Seanez
Juan Ángel Martínez
Julian Reyes
Carlos Castañón
Fidencio Soto
Víctor Fosado
Isidro Anaya
Lynn Tillet
Isabel
Hugo Velázquez
Longion Guereca
Eraclio Zepeda
Pancho Villa
Carlos Fernández del Real
Felipe Angeles
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed868
Dialogue density7.0 lines / min
First line00:00:42
Final line01:43:43
Production Record
DirectorPaul Leduc
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes216