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Parrot Head · 04-11-2006, 03:24 AM

I remember the "honor" of Che Guevara being a topic of discussion a while back and wanted to post the link to a new Andy Garcia movie The Lost City. It's 1958 when the regime is coming into power and a family is losing its business. Since it's cubano, it has to have plenty of music and dance.

I read an article about the movie in Hispanic magazine (my attempt to be like Archaea and show my multicultural well-roundedness :wink: ) and he commented on kids wearing the Che shirts. He likes to question them as to why they wear them -- "He had a great vision and wanted to lead the people." Then he asks them if they know the facts behind his executions of innocent people in Garcia's homeland of Cuba. I guess that might end the conversation.

It's got Bill Murray, Hoffman, Garcia and comes out in limited release later this month, but I thought it might be interesting to see a different, perhaps more factually accurate, point of view.

04-11-2006, 03:24 AM	#1
Parrot Head Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 763	For all the Che hatas out there... I remember the "honor" of Che Guevara being a topic of discussion a while back and wanted to post the link to a new Andy Garcia movie The Lost City. It's 1958 when the regime is coming into power and a family is losing its business. Since it's cubano, it has to have plenty of music and dance. I read an article about the movie in Hispanic magazine (my attempt to be like Archaea and show my multicultural well-roundedness :wink: ) and he commented on kids wearing the Che shirts. He likes to question them as to why they wear them -- "He had a great vision and wanted to lead the people." Then he asks them if they know the facts behind his executions of innocent people in Garcia's homeland of Cuba. I guess that might end the conversation. It's got Bill Murray, Hoffman, Garcia and comes out in limited release later this month, but I thought it might be interesting to see a different, perhaps more factually accurate, point of view.