The Battle of Chile: Part III
1979 · 78 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 1,105 VOTES · DIR. Patricio Guzmán
Overview
Guzmán’s final installment shifts from covering the actions of Allende’s opponents to those who battled to revive & promote their toppled leader’s vision for a new Chile.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,000 lines
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00:00:54 THE BATTLE OF CHILE the struggle of a people without weapons
00:07:46 who are participating and with us, shoulder to shoulder.
00:12:03 The movement touches very vast sectors.
00:15:34 Disciplined, conscious, and responsible.
00:19:04 Unlike the opposition parties
00:22:19 to increase the disobedience of the military against the government.
00:25:21 and the people who travel and rely on the railway.
00:29:02 The construction workers and workers of nationalized industry
00:31:39 But I hope it is temporary.
00:38:24 Eight in Santiago.
00:41:00 These are the first symptoms where the state begins to be surpassed by reality.
00:43:34 Power to the workers!
00:46:59 and of Vicuña Mackenna.
00:49:46 How can we take possession?
00:52:29 Yes, first of all I want to say this:
00:55:34 We have to fight
00:58:20 this company is able to solve the most urgent necessities of residential areas.
01:02:29 and if I die for something... good...
01:06:14 when we've been blockaded by imperialism
01:09:07 boycott and strong domestic opposition
01:11:25 And what should the unions do? Since they have always been
01:13:48 the farms, the hospitals, the guesthouses...
01:16:16 At this moment one seems to ask the question
11:19:07 of truck drivers begins.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,000
Dialogue density12.8 lines / min
First line00:00:54
Final line11:19:07
Production Record
DirectorPatricio Guzmán
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes1,105