Sarajevski atentat (1975)

Avaliação/utilizador:

5,3/10   

Diretor:

Veljko Bulajic

Escritores:

Vladimír Bor (writer)
Stevan Bulajic (writer)

Data de Lançamento:

31 Outubro 1975 (Yugoslavia)

Gênero:

Drama | Histórico

Chamada:

The fuse is lit . . . the seconds tick away . . .

Argumento:

Historical depiction of the events preceding the political murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, would-be emperor of the Austro-Hungarian throne...

Plot Keywords:

Historical | Yugoslavia | Assassination | 1910s | WWI

Prêmios:

1 win

Comentários dos utilizadores:

It's like a kung fu movie but for Eastern European Politics

Elenco

Christopher Plummer	...	Archduke Ferdinand
Florinda Bolkan	...	Sophie
Maximilian Schell	...	Djuro Sarac
Irfan Mensur	...	Gavrilo Princip
Rados Bajic	...	Nedeljko Cabrinovic
Ivan Vyskocil	...	Mehmedbasic
Libuse Safránková	...	Jelena
Otomar Korbelár	...	Emperor Franz Joseph
Wilhelm Koch-Hooge	...	Franz Conrad
Jirí Holý	...	Merizzi
Nelly Gaierová	...	Countess Langus
Jirí Kodet	...	Morsley
resto do elenco por ordem alfabética:
Dusan Blaskovic
Jordanco Cevrevski
Rejhan Demirdzic
Miroslav Djordjevic
Branko Djuric
Hannjo Hasse
Jan Hrusínský	...	Trifko
Hans Klering
Viktor Maurer
Charles Millot
Safet Pasalic	...	Kabiljo
Bohumil Smída	...	Metzger
Jana Svandová

Conhecido como:

Atentat u Sarajevu (Czechoslovakia: Czech title)
Der Tag, der die Welt veränderte (West Germany)
Merénylet Szarajevóban (Hungary)
Sarajevský atentát (Czechoslovakia: Czech title)
The Day That Shook the World (USA)

Duração:

Portugal:119 min | USA:111 min

País:

Yugoslavia | Czechoslovakia | Hungary | Alemanha do Oeste

Língua:

Serbo-Croatian

Cor:

Cor (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2,35 : 1

Som:

Mono

Certificação:

Portugal:M/18 | USA:R

Companhia :

Filmové Studio Barrandov

It's like a kung fu movie but for Eastern European Politics

So you might find yourself watching this movie somehow, somewhere. For me, it was a class about a much more talented Bosnian director (Emir Kusturica) and the film was shown to give us a better understanding of the recent history of the region. Anyway, this movie is OK when it's OK, and really, really bad when it's really, really bad. Just watch the hilarious torture scene with Maxmillian Schell. Honestly, it's hysterically funny how hammy the acting is.

And the dubbing is really bad, even though it looks like it was shot in English to begin with.

The only scenes of merit are the limited battle sequences. The rest is stupid and obvious, with over-wrought faces and an annoying supporting conspirator in the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand who bounces from playboy to patriot at the drop of a hat. It takes him three minutes to make the obvious pun that he has a date with destiny. Whatever, watch this film some time if you want a good laugh.