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
00:07:44 like single carriers and their women
00:11:56 and of course retailers, small industrialists, medium industrialists.
00:15:17 who offer their services to diverse industries throughout the country.
00:18:47 and that workers have to be united in order to get organized.
00:21:45 trying to acquire available products.
00:24:38 Other factories send groups of workers to open the closed commerce.
00:28:29 stopped the attempt of fascist elements
00:31:01 will not succeed in confronting all the armed forces.
00:37:14 After the October strike
00:40:01 and how we must work in its support and its organization.
00:42:42 And for the concrete solutions they give for solving
00:46:03 We are united to come and help... the comrades of our quarter.
00:48:40 If we reclaim those 26 estates
00:51:17 and give the post to someone more capable.
00:53:50 As a revolutionary and a civil employee you do jeopardize this, comrade.
00:56:52 supplied by different companies, basically of the social sector.
01:00:46 This allows planning of the distribution and to respect the official prices.
01:04:45 It's the heart of this moment
01:07:36 Comrades, it has been two years since the Popular Unity came into power.
01:09:57 to end the problem
01:12:17 Anyway, the problem of the workers here is not that they must work 16 hours a day.
01:14:23 Where the mechanisms of oppression and domination
01:16:57 to smash the other class.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,000
Dialogue density12.8 lines / min
First line00:00:54
Final line01:16:57
Production Record
DirectorPatricio Guzmán
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes1,105