The Battle of Chile: Part I
1975 · 97 MIN · IMDB 8.1 · 1,699 VOTES · DIR. Patricio Guzmán
Overview
The chronicle of the political tension in Chile in 1973 and of the violent counter revolution against the democratically elected government of Salvador Allende.
Dialogue Timeline - 376 lines
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00:59:43 and in the Panama Canal zone
01:01:25 Comrades, take out your union cards
01:02:56 You will wonder why we are here
01:05:15 and it means that in some future date or on Monday
01:06:03 because if there were other bosses, they themselves
01:06:46 those that are now working
01:07:26 Because the reality of things... well, I'm 43 years old
01:08:17 Well, and we had comrades that did it for three shifts
01:09:04 Well, like we are now, because, that's to say
01:10:14 The striking sector, encouraged by the opposition
01:11:13 - Are you for the president? - I am for the president.
01:14:24 ... and also I ask, comrades
01:15:31 ... when we didn't have the necessary financing...
01:16:31 ... that to be a copper worker in this country is a privilege...
01:17:39 the workers call off their solidarity strike with El Teniente
01:18:59 and for the other side, it's the position
01:20:34 while in El Teniente, the strike backs down.
01:23:49 The agitators provoke the police
01:26:11 What we defend is constitutional power.
01:26:54 That is what the people want. You, wherever you go, ask the same, comrade:
01:28:13 Build! Build! Worker's Power!
01:31:26 to be able to have, at least and approximately
01:32:49 In total the conflict lasted 76 days and cost the state millions of dollars.
28:05:00 occupied the Catholic University
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed376
Dialogue density3.9 lines / min
First line00:59:43
Final line28:05:00
Production Record
DirectorPatricio Guzmán
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes1,699